[Despite the confusing title, I’m not back in Africa. Just continuing to posts stories and photos that are still with me, stuff I want to share.] >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Just can’t seem to let go of the Africa memories, and as I look back at some of the pleasures of the last safari, my thoughts keep returning …
Back to Africa: Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania (2)
[Despite the confusing title, I’m not back in Africa. Just continuing to posts stories and photos that are still with me, stuff I want to share.] >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Not much need for commentary here, so the next few posts will be just entry points to the photographs, collected on the Picasa site. These are photographs made …
Back to Africa: Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania (1)
Don’t panic. No, Guy has not returned to Africa (although he will one day, hopefully before too long). But my friends keep teasing me about all my Africa stories and photos (yes, the gang on the December FOG safari probably have enough stories and photos to last for the next, oh, 17 years or so!). …
Our Private Kenya (4): Spectacular and Seldom-Visited Countryside
While there are probably any number of “private” places to visit in Kenya, relatively unknown parts of the country, our various safaris throughout the country enabled us to enjoy several of these, and we’ll always be grateful we had the opportunity. Being some distance from Nairobi or the other major cities (Nakuru, Kisumu, and Mombasa), …
Our Private Kenya (3): Lord Macmillan and the Flame Trees of Thika
Our next “private” adventure took us to the home of Lord William Northrop Macmillan, an adventurer and American citizen who was so successful in Kenya that he was knighted, in spite of being American. Born in Scotland and brought up in St. Louis, Missouri, Macmillan was one of three or four settlers (like Lord Delamere …
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