Here is a link to my vimeo account where I hope to post clips on a regular basis. This was shot at Kakesio, on the escarpment overlooking Lake Eyasi.
What to do when you have left the matches behind....
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I'm a Professional Guide in Tanzania. My daily 'commute' might take me on a game drive through hundreds of thousands of migrating animals; or walking past a herd of elephants by a river. Now that's what I call a charmed existence.
Privileged Observer
- Richard Knocker
- Arusha, Arumeru, Tanzania
- Privileged Observer is my way of recording my thoughts about safari and conservation in Tanzania and the region as a whole.
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1 comment:
Nice site Richard. Brings me right back. This time of year as the temperature drops and snow begins to stick to the ground, it is warming to have a fire, and read a few well crafted notes from the tropics. Thanks for the warmth
John "Boffin" Wilmshurst
Jasper, Canada
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