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Monthly Archives: July 2011
The art of waving
To all the cool cats out there, I’d just like to announce that the double hand wave is alive and well. Yep, that’s right. Don’t be shy. Dust off those mittens and inhibitions and unleash your inner child. You might … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged AIDs, community, double hand wave, double hand waving, greeting, hands, hello, HIV, KwaZulu-Natal, local, northeastern, province, South Africa, Thanda, Waving
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Battle of the prides
Sitting only meters from six lions and watching them tear shreds off a giant buffalo is not your average afternoon, by anyone’s standards. But this is exactly what we did during one afternoon game drive after stumbling on two prides … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure
Tagged battle of the prides, blood, eating, feeding, female, fur, kill, lioness, lions, male, photography, prey, prides, scrub, Thanda Private Game Reserve
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Ma Child
I had an ‘Africa’ moment the other day. The kind where I was reduced to a blubbering teary mess and forced to look out the window and focus on steady breathing. Okay, so I’m prone to these outbursts from time … Continue reading
A simple life
Driving into Tonga Village under the cloak of darkness was like entering an enchanted secret garden. It was barely 6pm, but already the sun had set and the stars were bright in the black velvet sky. After 2 hours drive … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged a simple life, bread, Digs Pascoe, fishing, food, Kwa-Zulu Natal, lake, South Africa, Tonga, traditional, village
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