Very often, after feeding in the plantains after waking up,  the troop would head west, along a pseudoriparian (sue-doe-rye-pair-ian) corridor. 

 

A pseudoriparian corridor is a living fence (living trees connected with barbed wire) with regular access to water. 

 

These corridors have been shaped by animal seed dispersal to resemble the riparian corridor:  animals carry seeds and leave them casing the plants from the river to be planted along this living fence.  So, this path has river plants, human-planted plants,  shade, and water. 

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They soon come to a spring where there are many palm trees. 

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Then, they head south along a more open living fence, to the river. 

 

From there, they head east along the river until they come to an old schoolhouse