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Chimanimani Mountains<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n

The Chimanimani Mountains along the border with Mozambique are said to be the “mightiest” mountains in Zimbabwe<\/strong>. Of course we are drawn there. As soon as we arrive, we notice that the smog from the burning of the meadows covers the entire beautiful landscape in a bluish haze<\/strong>. Photography is practically pointless, the whole journey is a rather gloomy experience<\/strong> for the eye and there is no joy<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In the village of Chimanimani, we can stand at the “Heaven Mountain Lodge” with a virtually perfect view of the mountains. However, the haze and smog is so thick that we can only make out the mountains in the mist one morning. We had planned to stay for several days and explore the mountains – but after two nights we travel on disappointed<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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