A coffee bush in flower in the foreground of the photo, which is part of the plantation 'Roca Nova Moka' in Sao Tom? and Princip?. The trees in the back ground are called Eritrineira and are planted to provide shade for the coffee bushes. They produce a stunning orange flower when it rains. The plantation is 12 hectares in size, but was once part of the much larger plantation 'Monte Cafe'. It lies in teh North West of Sao Tom? and Princip?. The plantation now only produces coffee. Sao Tom? and Princip? is Africa's second smallest country with a population of 193 000. It consists of two mountainous islands in the Gulf of New Guinea, straddling the equator, west of Gabon.