Changing posting time…Heavenly…Settled into domestic life…
A snail we found on an exterior wall. We've tried to accommodate early morning readers in the US, other countries and...
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Patience and persistent…A necessary aspect of traveling the world…
An outdoor lawn ornament store in Campanario. We still haven't pinned down a booking in New Zealand, although we may be...
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The progression of a moonlit night over Madeira…Scroll down to listen to a humorous Minnesota podcast where Tom’s is mentioned…A year ago trip to Ephesus, Turkey and a fashion show…
Last night's view of the moon and the lights from our veranda over Campanario, Madeira. I often walk up the steep...
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Much to do…Retirement isn’t a free lunch….Photos from dinner in the souk…
A complimentary bowl of spicy olives is served when dining at Arabe restaurant. There's never a day that passes that doesn't require...
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Road trip begins tomorrow monring at 8:00 am…Atlas Mountains…Sahara Desert…Time change in Morocco…No clue…
The pointy-toed shoes remind us of magic carpets and flowing gowns typical of the perception of Morocco which is not too far...
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A rewarding final game drive in Kruger National Park…Tomorrow, we’ll share the most romantic bush braai ever…Photos and more photos…
Yesterday, while waiting outside the African Reunion House for our ride to the Crocodile Bridge Gate for the upcoming game drive...
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Guests for breakfast at African Reunion House…Visitors in the bush…What more could we want?.
Yesterday, late afternoon, we had our first visitors to African Reunion House. "They" say the number of visitors increases the longer...
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An evening with friends in the bush…A dangerous Black Mamba story…Moving day today…Goodbye Khaya Umdani…An adorable video!
Some years ago, in the evening Linda, alone while sitting on the veranda at their home in Marloth Park, heard what sounded...
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Back to my old ways…Inspired by Khaya Umdani, a look inside the cupboards…Food photos…Visitors…and more…
Hand carved African decorator items are tastefully displayed in Khaya Umdani. Vegetation native to South Africa grows freely without little...
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The majestic elephant… Surprising facts…. Up close and personal… Interacting at a sanctuary…
We ducked our heads under Casper's chin. Our faces hurt from smiling the entire time we were with the two Elephants at...
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