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Rich Laburn

Head of Digital

Rich is the driving force behind Londolozi’s online storytelling and the founder of the Londolozi blog. His passions of digital media, film and photography have seen him build Londolozi's online ecosystem into a unique platform for advocacy of the restoration and rewilding of ...

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on 90th Anniversary: The Faces of Londolozi

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Senior Digital Ranger

Excellent. Just absolutely excellent. By map, I’m over 16,000 km away from you. But, today, I feel like I stand next to each of you in Londolozi. I’m home.

My thoughts exactly except I’m 19,013 kms away from where my heart lives.

Awesome video!

19,013 km to where my heart lives. Happy 90th to everyone at Londolozi. I miss you and love you.

Michael & Terri Klauber
Guest

Congratulations on 90 years! Your video says it all – it’s the people – it’s the family – it’s South Africa magic! See you next June!!

Fantastic, incredible video – I loved it! Beautiful pictures and tribute to the people, the land and the animals that combine to create the magic that is Londolozi. Dave expressed it beautifully — you do feel as if you’ve come home…right where you were always meant to be.

Diane Eissler
Guest

I am sitting here on Long Island , NY with chills and tears of joy watching and listening to this first Anniversary video. My friend and I plan to stay with you in April of 2017 and I feel so connected already.
All “coincidences” regarding my intrinsic love of Africa has pointed to Londolozi over 60 years of my life so far.
I thank God that I am able to finally land there in only a few months from now.
I am, because of all of you.
Diane Eissler ( Brockett)

Jan Baldwin
Guest

Congratulations on your 90th Anniversary! It was one of the most delightful safaris we have ever been on. Your excellent team of wonderful people made our 2007 Christmas vacation a most memorable experience. And, we saw 8 leopards! We have been to numerous game reserves to see leopard and returned home empty handed. Those early morning drives with Tom Emri and game spotter par excellence Meshach, gave us not just a lovely experience, but an education about the animals, the flowers, and even a huge spider’s habits. Unforgettable.
Again, congratulations. Well done.

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