African Horizons
The views from the verandah of my tent at Toka Leya Camp in Zambia were simply breathtaking. There was nothing between me, the mighty Zambezi and Zimbabwe out on the […]
Peace
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday. Also linking to Camera Critters.
African Water Lilies
Despite their name, water lilies are not related to the true lilies (family Liliaceae). The name “lily” is applied to a number of plants that are not at all closely […]
Wordless Wednesday from Cango Caves
Wordless Wednesday – on Wednesdays all over the internet bloggers post a photo with no words to explain it.
Planes, Helicopters and Automobiles
Safari holidays can be quite sedentary. The mode of transport may vary, but you still sit down an awful lot. It does at least give plenty of time to […]
Kenyan Reflections
I am continuing my African reminiscences, with these reflections from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s Elephant Orphanage. Related posts: Highlights of Nairobi An African Love Story Posted as part of Weekend […]
Masai Red
Masai men typically wear red clothing, symbolising courage and warrior. I took these photos in Kenya few years ago. Posted as part of the Sunday Stills: Red challenge and linked […]
Earth calling Mos Espa
Take a short drive into the desert from Tozeur in southern Tunisia, and the Star Wars town of Mos Espa will pop out to surprise you. Mos Espa, on the […]
Mellow Cape Weaver
Beautiful and mellow in South Africa is this stunning Cape Weaver: Posted as part of Monday Mellow Yellow and Wild bird Wednesday.
Well-Travelled Teddy
Can you guess what country he was in? . Posted as part of Two Cents Tuesday Challenge: Toys.
Rules at the Great Wall of China
This isn’t the best photo (I feared not taking photos may be one of the many rules) but it will give you an idea of the rules to follow when […]
Travel with Intent 