The original leprosy patients and their children and grandchildren still live in small clusters of simple houses scattered around the hospital grounds. They have some land to grow corn and casava, get vocational training in carpentry, metal work, farming and animal husbandry (and provide furniture, meat, food and methane for the hospital). This picture is taken on a foggy day. One of my surprizes was to find a lot of foggy days in Mbingo. Who would have imagined cool, foggy days in Africa just a few degrees from the equator?