This door is painted with the story of Belai the Cannibal. Look it up for more details, but here it is in a nutshell: there was a man named Belai who ate many people (after all, he was a cannibal). One day, a leper begging for water moved Belai to pity, and belai gave the [...]

There were in fact several of these things. Sorry about the image quality–this is my worst lens wide open in poor light on a black bird . . .

The Abyssinian, or Northern Ground Hornbill (Bucorvus abyssinicus), quite possibly the ugliest bird I have ever seen in my life (bad light didn’t help). Thanks to Ariella for the identification.

It is a pretty impressive falls, but when you consider the factthat 60% of its water has been diverted for a hydroelectric project, it should be the African Niagara. All the area to the right in the photo was once spillway, but now is only used during the worst of the rainy season in August. [...]

I think this is Raphael, but I am not sure. Old art is hard to find in these churches, as so much has been re-painted in the last century or so. Note the exquisitely woven ceiling.