After visiting nearly a hundred countries, Lubavitcher photographer Meir Alfasi traveled to the African countries of Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana where he documented wild animals and wonders of the world.
Photos: Meir Alfasi
After visiting nearly a hundred countries, Lubavitcher photographer Meir Alfasi traveled to the African countries of Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana where he documented wild animals and curious tribesmen.
Alfasi visited fascinating destination in central Africa with breathtaking views, and distributed Sheva Mitzvos cards to the local villagers in Savannah.
After having all his money stolen he was forced to make the way to Zambia, where he spend Shabbos with the new shluchim Rabbi Mendy and Rivky Hertzel who just arrived in the country.
He then used the opportunity to visit Victoria Falls, one of the seven wonders of the world, also known as “the smoke that makes thunder”.
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