Joy To The World
As one year slips away, another dawns – December 2014 in the bush is a time for reflection – love, peace and joy. A time spent with family and friends to celebrate the special unions that …
As one year slips away, another dawns – December 2014 in the bush is a time for reflection – love, peace and joy. A time spent with family and friends to celebrate the special unions that …
Leopards are one of Africa’s most shy, elusive cats. They epitomise sleek camouflage and whilst watching them move, you realise how it is that they can slip away like ghosts, whether …
When one envisions the perfect African Safari, images of the Big Five tickle the imagination, and for a good reason! The uncanny power of lions and leopards and their fascinating …
The past week has brought some great opportunities and sightings in the field. The last couple of days have been fairly chilly with slight rain. Having said that there has …
Guests Phil and Dawn Judd visited us in the heart of winter for a change of scenery from their usual summer vacations. “Prior to this trip, we had only ever …
I joined in as a small group quietly gathered just outside of Varty Camp. We were all hoping to catch a glimpse of a miracle that is commonplace in this …
My wife and I visited Londolozi in September, the second game reserve of our first ever trip to Africa. We had ticked off “the Big 5” at our first location, …
Three years ago, I found myself staring at a huge male lion, my face less than a metre away from his… and I wasn’t in a circus but lying in …
It was at the end of April this year that Pete Fleck and I took a leap into the unknown and signed up to race across Madagascar in the 4 …
For the most part we tend to watch hippos in a rather peaceful equilibrium. Whilst resting during the day, they languidly float around waterholes, honking at one another or showing …
The first rains of summer have fallen and quenched the parched bush. We are hoping there is a lot more on the way, both for the bush and our photography. …
My first glimpse of a baby animal this season was of a vervet monkey strapped to its mother’s underbelly – clinging on tightly as she walked by. This was the …
“Much of our resilience comes from community- from the relationships that allow us to lean on each other for support when we need it most”- Anonymous As guides we are …
We’d heard that the Sparta pride had been located earlier in the day and that there was a good chance that they would be lazing about in the same location, …
I can happily report that October was another successful month for our photographers. It started with lions feasting on a young rhino bull to the recent sighting of lions and buffalos – the …