Krohnert was a restless man, so after a while he continued his journey northward, reaching the River Lo, between Guinea and Cameroon French English. Perhaps tired of the nomadic life breaking through the jungle with a machete and having to depend on a number of porters, he thought it was definitely a home setting and for this Akom near Micomeseng in English Guinea was a place you ideal. When accumulated enough ivory, at least twice a year, fell to mainland capital Bata of that English Guinea and sold their merchandise in factories that foreign companies were located in Bata, especially the German Woermann that Chico near Corisco Elobey moved it to Bata.
The English government sold him land in the area that alternated with revenues from hunting with the benefit of its coffee plantations and palm oil, the latter in high demand by the growing European industries. The first World War and the market demand was to arrive at a strong economic position, but his lack of control, market changes and perhaps your love life led him to ruin until his death.
Accustomed to a life alone disorganized and small groups away from the European society, took several native women in his life creating a large family of mulatto children, that when I could sent them to the Canaries where he had acquired some land and I presume that some of the women took care of routing studies of the numerous offspring, which would wholeheartedly and with which it habitually wore. His new life led to more sedentary and getting fatter and robust body with blue eyes saw decorated with a big belly. His German accent he never lost and numerous anecdotes was a claim for any lover of the forest they reached their home is always open.
A Otto asked many times, how many elephants had shot, he replied that never took control on this issue, but it is estimated that at least 500 elephants. In 1928 he obtained the absolute record in English Guinea with a pair of tusks that weighed 109 kg yet a rarity in those days. He left this world when there was still some romance in African life and I think that is buried in the area near where they forage for food the few gorillas that live in Equatorial Guinea. I presume that among Niefang and Micomeseng.
One day when my spirit navigate through space without a visa, I will return to this earth to greet my admiration Otto, and together I hope walking through the meadows and woods where my heart was.
The loud silence of the forest will be the music of African wildlife that delight us. Fernando
African-Madrid Algete March 9, 2010
Log in African fantasy world where nature is your umbrella and where the heart expands. 
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