Finally, after two days, Leonard and others successfully arrived at their destination, a place that lies at the border between central and southern Angola, with a climate that falls somewhere between arid and humid.
Thus, the local economy is quite unique, mainly relying on a combination of farming and animal husbandry, meaning that each year, many people would go out to pasture for several months, yet most would still stay in the settlements to farm.
For Leonard and his team, this was a good thing because they could easily hire enough workers from these villages, and the local communities were very cooperative in this regard.
For those who were idle at home during the slack farming season, finding a job that provided food and paid a salary was obviously a very good idea.
