Recently, Joseph had been very lucky in his hunting and had been able to trade a lot of meat and animal skins, and had made enough money to buy either a Fleuve horse (Senegalese (country in north-west Africa) horse breed) or a N'Dama (north-west African cow breed, always light brown but different shades) cow. He decided on a Fleuve horse, as horses don't eat as much or need as much land. He built a fence around a piece of land about one and a half acres with about half an acre of it with a roof in case it rained, made of laurel (tree with very hard wood) wood. When he had finished building it, he went to a village and bought a bay (horse coat color. It is dark brown with a black mane and tail) Fleuve horse. After a few months he had enough money to buy a female N'Dama cow.
N'Dama Cow
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WOW! He must have made a lot of money from hunting. Those animals seem expensive! I hope he has enough land for them.
ReplyDeleteWell, he did have a lot of money, although a Fleuve horse is only a riding horse, not a racehorse, so it would only cost around 700 dollars, or 525 pounds.
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