Interior Walk

“Away to the west are the grooves of mango trees round Libreville; mango trees are only pretty when you are close to them, prettiest of all when you are walking through an avenue of them, and you can see their richness of colour; the deep myrtle-green leaves, with the young shoots a dull crimson, and the soft gray-brown stem, and the luscious-looking but turpentiny-tasting fruit, a glory of gold and crimson, like an immense nectarine.” Mary Kingsley TRAVELS IN WEST AFRICA 1897 — Special mention URBANAUTICA INSTITUT AWARDS 2020 https://urbanautica.com/portfolio/interior-walk/828