Field notes7 min read
Reading the migration, not chasing it
The crossing is not a date in a calendar. It is a response to rainfall two hundred kilometres away — which is why the herds are never quite where the brochures promise.
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Notes from the field.
What we learn in the seasons between trips — season timings, camp changes, and the practical detail that rarely makes it into a brochure.
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Notes from the field.
Practical5 min read
What vegetarian actually means in a bush kitchen
Most camps will say yes. Fewer understand what the question is really asking.
Family travel6 min read
Three generations, one vehicle
Planning a safari that works for a nine-year-old and a seventy-nine-year-old on the same drive.
Photography4 min read
The light before six
Why the first ninety minutes decide whether you come home with photographs or snapshots.
The fire is lit
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