Trail cam photos and fun capture from Tom…
This morning, I came across an article from this site about the 3-ounce liquid rule at airports and thought it might be...
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The tourists are gone!…How are we feeling now?…
We’ve been traveling the world without a fixed address since 2012. That’s more than a decade of waking up in unfamiliar beds,...
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Feeding wildlife in the bush…Good or bad?…
The lucerne we had delivered yesterday morning to feed the hungry wildlife has long been consumed. At the moment, there are four...
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Is it true?…Is it no longer necessary to remove shoes at airport security?…
From Travel & Leisure online magazine, located here. Did the TSA End Its 'Shoes Off' Security Rule? Here's What Travelers Should Know...
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Seat squatting at 30,000 feet…
On a few occasions, while boarding flights, other passengers have asked one of us to change our assigned seats to accommodate their...
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A serendipitous bit of fun!…What are dress code requirements for world travel?…
Yesterday afternoon, we chatted with friends Linda and Ken. It was Linda's birthday, and we hadn't communicated for a few months after...
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Our guests have left…Quiz Night bomb!…Four more days until…
This morning, I received a message from Kady. They made it to London, and now the seven-plus-hour layover begins. We appreciate the...
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We’re back…Our friends leave tomorrow…The most economical countries to visit…
As we consider where we may travel after we attend grandson Miles' graduation in Minnesota in May 2026, costs are always a...
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Impala invasion after lucerne delivery…
This morning, a bale of lucerne arrived after we'd ordered it yesterday at Daisy's Den. Only moments after it was laid...
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More wonders in the bush with Kady and Rich…Only four more days until they depart…
Today's main photo is of a thick-tailed bushbaby, which few have ever seen. Every weekend when we dine at Jabula, we see...
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