Tanzania & The Hunting Monks

We are not bored by the pictures, Foxi, far from it, keep them coming :D Cheers:
 
Foxi,

I enjoy the new photos. Thanks for posting them.

Does the Monastery still have a presence in the Songea area?
 
Foxi,

I enjoy the new photos. Thanks for posting them.

Does the Monastery still have a presence in the Songea area?
Wheels.
Yes, they are active in Njombe, Uganda, Mozambique and Kenya.
Reforestation programs ,village water purification plants are being created among others.
Worldwide, more than 1,000 helpers work for the monastery.
 
Wheels.
Yes, they are active in Njombe, Uganda, Mozambique and Kenya.
Reforestation programs ,village water purification plants are being created among others.
Worldwide, more than 1,000 helpers work for the monastery.

Sounds like they have had a long term serving presence.
 
monks jubelnd.JPG

the Africans are all cheering.
Reason: the monks do not use Hornady bullets ;)
 
Beautiful, thanks for sharing Foxi.
 
Just came across this. Thanks for the pictures and stories and getting them documented here.
 
Very interesting! Really like these old pieces of history.
 
Fascinating, I greatly appreciate it. I am going to have a good time researching it further if possible.
Can you suggest any reading on the subject?

Thank you again for the wonderful posts/info. Brian Gallup
 
I was again in the musseum (first time in the 1990thys...) and in the archive of the monks.
Great artefacts, great storys, pp.
(Best wishes to them).

I will post some material in the next days here...
 
too bad you didn't say you were visiting the museum.
I only live half an (car-)hour away from the museum
I would have liked to meet you as an AH member.
Maybe next time it will work out.
Looking forward to your photos.
Foxi
 
Please:

a.)
Foxi, I write you an PM.

b.)
In the next time, I will write an bigger article in the exclusivst european hunting magazine, about the monks and theier help for africa, nearly 100 years before. (They are there in the modern times also, but without hunting. :-))

c.)
The monks had looked in theier archives.
And found four old guns.
(I dont think they had used them, I think these are gifts frome... african soldiers? arabs? (I dont know exactly, the monks didnt know it also) but I want to ask you gentleman).
Please look here (in the extra thread):

d.)
I hade made nearly 1000 pictures and scans (better quality).
I will post a few in the next time here.
 

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