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The greatest thunderstorms in the world, acacia trees, giant boulders. Believers dressed in white, round mud huts, dead chickens flung over road signs, beautiful gardens. Crown-crested cranes, iridescent wasps, baby warthogs. Corn roasting over tiny roadside fires. Yellow mangos for sale and everybody riding bikes. A club-wielding mob chased me from the American Embassy.