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The Golden Hour
Between about 5.30 and 6.30 pm when the sun is at around 30 degrees although I haven’t checked that with a protractor so it’s a bit of a guess, the world is bathed in the most fantastic of… more →
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Weekly Finds from Z Gallerie
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Blue Django's African Adventure (2013)
wrote 3 weeks ago: After an amazing journey into the heart of the folk and blues rock music scene in Norfolk, Blue Djan … more →
ATTENTION: TRIATHLETES
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wrote 1 month ago: ATTENTION: TRIATHLETES (click for link) Come visit me in Utah and try our African Adventure Race! T … more →
Oduduwa Family Tree
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wrote 2 months ago: Who is Oduduwa? According to legend of the Yoruba tribe of Nigeria,he is the first emperor and found … more →
The Family Takes on Cameroon
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wrote 4 months ago: As most of you know, we welcomed my parents, sister, and brother-in-law for the first two weeks of J … more →
Experiencing Total Distraction In My Shiny New City
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wrote 5 months ago: I had so much time to get things done in the final two weeks of my African adventure. I thought that … more →
African Adventure - Phase 2 (March 2012)
wrote 6 months ago: title=”African Adventure – Phase 2 (March 2012)”>African Adventure – Phas … more →
The Golden Hour
wrote 6 months ago: Between about 5.30 and 6.30 pm when the sun is at around 30 degrees although I haven’t checked … more →
Reflections in a Minds Eye
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wrote 6 months ago: If I were a star I’d sparkle bright Wave hello and goodbye to passing satellite. If I were a r … more →
Out of the Dark
wrote 6 months ago: Night game drives. A game of luck and chance and of shining spot lights around in the hope of seeing … more →
Keeping the Camp Fire Burning
wrote 6 months ago: Star light, star bright, the first hundred and fifty stars i see tonight make up a number of identif … more →
Rolling in the changes
wrote 6 months ago: The sands of time shift and change the undulating landscape of the Swakopmund dunes. Winds blow and … more →
Twisted Nerve
wrote 6 months ago: There are dust devils everywhere here in Namibia. Swirling winds of dust and dirt that move across t … more →
Inviting Wallow
wrote 6 months ago: When it’s 37 degrees outside and feeling similar in a pop top vehicle, watching animals drink … more →
Pan-O-Vision
wrote 6 months ago: It’s difficult to get the sense of how big the pan in Etosha really is. There is a ‘look … more →
Clans, Cackles, Caravans and Dazzles
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wrote 6 months ago: I was told that if I was going to try and see something of Namibia then the dunes and Etosha were th … more →
Cape Griffon Vulture
wrote 6 months ago: A Cape Griffon Vulture. Well I like a drawing challenge even on a working holiday. Donated to REST. … more →
