 Issue 58 (Spring 2012) Masai
Mara: are its big cats looking at a bright future, or standing on the
edge of a precipice? • Mozambique: one island, two great stories • South
Africa: walking through golden gates • Driving Mr Darwin in Namibia •
Living local at Lake Malawi • Savuti's surprise • Your guide to
Tanzania's safari circuit • Ibo Island... and much more!
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Few visitors to Kenya have more
experience in the Masai Mara than the writer Brian Jackman. As his first book
on the reserve, The Marsh Lions, written with Jonathan Scott, is about to be
re-released on the 30th anniversary of the original, we thought it was a good
time for him to write an extensive two-part feature on the Masai Mara of today,
tomorrow and yesterday. Photography by Angela Scott.
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Matt Phillips has been fascinated by Namibia since his first foray a decade ago as a backpacker on an overland truck. Subsequent visits to the wildlife haven of Etosha National Park only inflamed his desire to return again, as did a remarkable flying safari along the Skeleton Coast with the legendary Schoeman family. On his latest trip he planned to embrace a different side of Namibia – one from behind the wheel. |
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Join Dale Morris as he swims, walks, drives and horse rides his way through the Free State’s Golden Gate Highlands National Park. But will he spot what he is after? |
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David Rogers decided to try something new for his family’s recent trip to Malawi. Instead of staying in a lodge, they decided to rent a cute local cottage in Cape Maclear. Here is their story. |
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Dale Morris and Nick Boulos team up to prove that a great time can be had both on and off Ibo Island. Dale sails out from Ibo on a novel dhow safari through the Quirimbas Archipelago, while Nick throws himself into the island’s Kueto Siriwala festival. |
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Having experienced the
Savuti Channel at its driest, James Gifford was perfectly placed to revisit and
observe the remarkable transformation taking place while the waters are
flowing.
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