Stories about the African Tree of Life
“You cannot just walk past a baobab, without noticing it,” said Ralph Stutchbury during our interview. The photographer, cameraman, conservationist and author lives in Harare, Zimbabwe. Long before I met Continue Reading →
After our visit to Baobab collectors we rumble on a difficult slope back towards Harare. At the end of November it is hot – the thermometer climbs above 40 ° Continue Reading →
Baobab Lemonade – Not just “some soft drink” – no, it is the “champagne of soft drinks” – says Baobab pioneer Andreas Triebel proudly. He talks about his long journey Continue Reading →
Baobab fruit powder is usually natural. It is taken directly out of the fruit shell and usually not treated chemically otherwise processed and no other substances need to be added Continue Reading →
Baobabs in Exhibition: Some of my Baobab paintings will be part of the exhibiton “Nahe Bilder – Ferne Horizonte” (Close pictures – far horizons) or polish “Bliskie widoki – Odlegle Continue Reading →
The flowering period of the Baobab often begins with the onset of the rainy season and lasts about six weeks. Thereafter, Baobab fruit begin to grow. Alike the flowers they Continue Reading →