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A Look Back at Africa: Botswana

James wrote 1 week ago: Tarynne Thumbs up: 1. Mokoro dugout canoe. 2. Bushmen faces. 3. Okavango sunset. Thumbs down: 1. Flo … more →

Tags: A look back at Africa, Botswana, a look back, Africa, bush, bush toilet, bushmen faces, Canoe, chobe river

from “The Kindness of Children” by Vivian Gussin Paley

Judy wrote 2 weeks ago: “A teacher once told a group I was part of that when a member of the San people of southern Af … more →

Tags: compassion, Children, kindness, compassion 2, vivian gussen paley, san people, Africa, Tribe, Stories

KALAHARI DESERT - a Photobook1 comment

twicemodern wrote 2 weeks ago: When you examine the literature and bibliography on photo books, it becomes evident that during the … more →

Tags: Photography/Photo Books, book talk, Photobook, Travel, photos, History, Culture, Education, Anthropology

Is there evidence that early humans hunted by running in packs over long distances to wear out their food?

Rory Young wrote 1 month ago: Answer by Rory Young: This is known as persistence hunting and I have done it. The most important ev … more →

Tags: Hunting and Ethics, quora, Africa, persistence hunting, kalahari, homo, Kalahari Desert, Homo Erectus

Bonus #2 - Go to Zimbabwe1 comment

100things2013 wrote 1 month ago: We were in Zimbabwe for two nights and one day.  That one day was probably the most full and varied … more →

Tags: Completed Things, Travel, Zimbabwe, Africa, Hippo, rhino, Bulawayo, Ndebele Village, Matobo National Park

Vanishing Race

Beth wrote 1 month ago: One more thing that I’d recommend to everyone who comes to South Africa: go see Bushmen Rock Art. My … more →

Tags: South Africa, Tourist, Colonialism, rock art, Voortrekker

Botswana: The Basarwa San Evicted From Ancestral Lands (analysis)

tropicstravel wrote 1 month ago: ANALYSIS Photo: khomanisan The San are traditionally hunter-gathers (file photo). The Basarwa have b … more →

Tags: Travel, Botswana, Basarwa, Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Survival International, new xade, roy sesana, Kaudwane

On The Money; The Economics of Addiction

john hardin wrote 1 month ago: On The Money; Economics for the 99% The Economics of Addiction Intro:  Since Joe brought up the subj … more →

Tags: Finance, News and politics, military spending, Money & Finance, drugs, Work & Finance, Alcohol, cartoons, Science

Beetles and men: some glimpses of history through the contemporary lens

mAnasa-taraMgiNI wrote 2 months ago: The tale of poisoned arrows The bushmen clans generally used to not fight each other because most ad … more →

Tags: History, Scientific ramblings, archaeology, arrow toxins, Arthashastra, Atharvaveda, Beetles, Carabid, chrysomelid

Barriga Breaking in Botswana: Not for the Faint-Hearted10 comments

bobbi wrote 2 months ago: When I last left you, we had taken an introductory look at the Barriga Break.  My cheeky sister, a c … more →

Tags: Africa, Botswana, Gaborone, Botho, Buying a Car, bicycling, AIDS, Diamonds, san

Survivor: Caramoan Episode 4 .GIFs

fymaxwell wrote 2 months ago: If you like Tata now, just think how much you’ll love him when he comes back for a third shot … more →

Tags: Andrea Boehlke, Brenda Lowe, Corinne Kaplan, Dawn Meehan, Gifs, Reality TV, Survivor, tata, Television

Biocadence Article for H3O Eco Magazine

Biocadence wrote 2 months ago: Hello beautiful people! I’m writing to share that my first article for H3O Eco Magazine is pub … more →

Tags: sustainability, Soil, climate change, Philosophy, Drought, James Workman, Kalahari Desert, kalahari, Central Kalahari Game Reserve

A quick blog on fox hunting...

Neil Aldridge wrote 2 months ago: So this short blog post is a result of a recent conversation I had with somebody about fox hunting. … more →

Tags: UK wildlife, Conservation, wildlife, European Wildlife, Nature, Botswana, animals, hunting, UK

not my uncle

dirtybeachblonde wrote 3 months ago: I’m not exactly sure why we silly Americans refer to the money sucking department of our gover … more →

Tags: I.R.S., Uncle Sam, Click, Dark Side, Nutcracker

Big Rocks & Big Kitties2 comments

James wrote 3 months ago: Thursday By James After a wild night on the town with the crew we spent most of the day on Thursday … more →

Tags: Namibia, Swakopmund, Cheetahs, tug restaurant, Spitzkoppe

Gifts from Africa1 comment

donflowers wrote 3 months ago: We were sitting around our campsite on “the farm.”  That is what our friends call their … more →

Tags: Life Issues, Drought, Heart of Dryness, James G. Workman, Kalihari, Spirit

Your One Wild and Precious Life4 comments

ourdivinemedicine.com wrote 3 months ago: “Tell me what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Mary Oliver A provocative … more →

Tags: Action, apartheid, eco-systems, Indigenous people, Linda Tucker, South Africa, white lions

Bushmen Paintings in the Drakensburg

Shan On Route wrote 3 months ago: The Amphitheatre After the interesting experience of crossing the Lesotho land border, we returned t … more →

Tags: Travel (2), South Africa, Africa, Travel, word travel, Paintings, rock art, Drakensburg, Hiking

||Kabbo - bushman of the Kalahari

drjax2013 wrote 3 months ago: “…As regards myself, I am waiting that the moon may turn back for me; that I may set my feet f … more →

Tags: text bites, kabbo


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