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| The Katse Damn high in the Lesotho Mountains. It is Africa's second largest and supplies Johannesburg with a steady water supply. |
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| Looking out over the Lesotho border with South Africa, from near Ficksburg just after a rainstorm. |
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| A hiker enjoys sunset in a cave on the Lesotho border with South Africa, in the foothills of the Drakensburg Mountains. |
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| Gardener Thabo Palesa tends lettuce at his garden in the Lesotho Highlands. The country has promoted gardening as a cheap way to give people he nutrients they need. |
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| Theboho Rantiso, left and his friend Moshoeshoe Matlali tend their herds near Bobete |
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| The small road leading through Lesotho's highlands to Bobonong. |
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| Henry Suthisi, 78, sits in his front garden near Bobonong, Lesotho. |
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| Ladies carried every rock from 1.5 kilometers away to build the Lebokang Clinic in Lesotho. |
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| Makopanang Suthisi, 78 with her keyhole gardens. She feeds two families with the vegetables from here all year. Lesotho has one of the highest HIV/AIDS infection rates in the world, roughly 23% of the population is living with the disease. |
