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The Land of Modjadji, the Rain Queen

The Land of Modjadji, the Rain Queen

Limpopo, South Africa’s most northern province, is a place of mystery where visitors can unlock the key to ancient tribal cultures while sampling breathtaking natural beauty. This is prime African bushveld – wide open expanses of beautiful flat scrub, dotted with small acacia thorn trees and marked by curious granite ...

 

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Author: Sharon van Wyk

September 9, 2011

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How to Wrestle...Like an Impala

How to Wrestle…Like an Impala

Why do Impalas Fight? Male impalas usually engage in a fight for two reasons: for courtship (during the breeding season; called rutting), or for fun. In the video example...

 

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Author: Michael Theys

September 8, 2011

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Safaris are Becoming More Accessible

Safaris are Becoming More Accessible

Royal Air Maroc is the flag carrying airline of Morocco and was founded in 1953. It was then in 1960 when they introduced their first own jets. These were Sub Aviation SE-210 Caravelles and took passengers to places such as Paris and Rome. These were later replaced by Boeing 727s. ...

 

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Author: Steve Hutton

September 8, 2011

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Elephant Encounter: How Close is CLOSE?

Elephant Encounter: How Close is CLOSE?

A VERY COOL elephant movie clip, and great rules to follow in order to come REAL close to elephants.

 

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Author: Michael Theys

September 2, 2011

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Sediba - a Place of Smiles

Sediba – a Place of Smiles

Caroline Phaho’s smile is infectious. “Welcome to Sediba Lodge!” she beams as she opens the Land Rover’s door. I smile back in thanks, grateful for the fragrant, cooling face-cloth offered on a silver platter. It helped to wipe away the dust from the 25-minute drive from the Western Gate of ...

 

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Author: Sharon van Wyk

August 30, 2011

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Wings of Freedom Over the Falls

Wings of Freedom Over the Falls

Having the opportunity to view the majestic Victoria Falls is a wonderful sight in itself. However, having the chance to admire the falls from above is an experience like no other; one that you will cherish for the rest of your life! How much does it cost to do a ...

 

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Author: Michael Theys

August 25, 2011

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A Flight of Fancy in a Hot Air Balloon

A Flight of Fancy in a Hot Air Balloon

It’s the oldest form of flight. And perhaps its most graceful incarnation. Indeed, hot air ballooning could be described as the pinnacle of mankind’s sortie into the skies – the honest-to-goodness grandfather of modern flying. One thing is for certain, it’s exhilarating, awe-inspiring and, curiously, amazingly tranquil. Floating gently a ...

 

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Author: Sharon van Wyk

August 25, 2011

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How Chobe’s Elephants will Inspire you

How Chobe’s Elephants will Inspire you

If you are an elephant lover then there is no better place in the world to see these majestic and intelligent mammals than on a Botswana safari to the Chobe National Park. The Park has an estimated population of 70 000 elephants. These elephants are also very tolerant of humans ...

 

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Author: Rebecca Sparrow

August 23, 2011

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Sights and Activities around Cape Town

Sights and Activities around Cape Town

Guest Post by Jesper Harbers. South Africa is a beautiful country for safari holidays. You have a chance of seeing big game in a truly incredible and unique setting. During your safari tour, you will experience a broad range of landscapes. For the best experience, start off your journey by ...

 

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Author: Guest Posts

August 19, 2011

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Why the Oryx is "the Constant Gardener"

Why the Oryx is “the Constant Gardener”

A true “pooh” story about the oryx and how this amazing animal is essential in the cycle of life. Video Summary - The gemsbok, also known as the oryx, is one of the only large animals that has adapted to desert life. - Springbok have small hooves: they sink into ...

 

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Author: Michael Theys

August 18, 2011

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