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The pictures for this month’s Instagram post showcase many incredible moments taken by guests during their stay of the people, wildlife and settings of Londolozi. There are also a few …
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If one looks at the portfolios of the world’s top wildlife photographers, you’ll see that they have one common thread – variety. Silhouette shot is a classic in wildlife photography. …
I’m getting nervous. It gets a bit cliched always writing about the changing seasons and temperatures and colours, so I’m not going to do that. My main concern is that …
I’m not the most popular person with the Londolozi vehicle workshop. I’ve broken my fair share of steering rods and severed a good few brake-fluid pipes and fuel lines by …
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My search for the Otter continues as the creature in question continues to elude me and the camera trap, despite having seen tracks close by. However, while no snaps of …
Having just returned from my two week break I was as eager as ever to get back into the bush – to see what was in store for me and …
I’ve not been going on safari long. Four short years, almost to the day. They’ve been pretty busy years, granted, but it’s not a long time, measured against the span …
