Last but not least

By Gaulbert Sutherland On In Lifestyle |
A youth mounted without a saddle galloping with another horse in Lethem, Rupununi last month. The Rupununi is currently in the midst of a drought with hand-dug wells, rivers and creeks drying up, according to reports from communities in the sprawling savannah region. In the background is part of the Kanuku Mountain range. (Photo by Gaulbert Sutherland)
A youth mounted without a saddle galloping with another horse in Lethem, Rupununi last month. The Rupununi is currently in the midst of a drought with hand-dug wells, rivers and creeks drying up, according to reports from communities in the sprawling savannah region. In the background is part of the Kanuku Mountain range. (Photo by Gaulbert Sutherland)
A youth mounted without a saddle galloping with another horse in Lethem, Rupununi last month. The Rupununi is currently in the midst of a drought with hand-dug wells, rivers and creeks drying up, according to reports from communities in the sprawling savannah region. In the background is part of the Kanuku Mountain range. (Photo by Gaulbert Sutherland)
A youth mounted without a saddle galloping with another horse in Lethem, Rupununi last month. The Rupununi is currently in the midst of a drought with hand-dug wells, rivers and creeks drying up, according to reports from communities in the sprawling savannah region. In the background is part of the Kanuku Mountain range. (Photo by Gaulbert Sutherland)