It’s been a long time coming.
A very very long time.
But finally, the story is here. Mainly in the form of photographs. Enjoy The Comoros! Continue reading Les Grande Comores – Africa’s Least Visited Island
After a night’s stay in the Serengeti and a visit to a Maasai village, we slept at the edge of Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater. We’d yet to lay eyes on this masterpiece of cohesiveness over 3 million years old, and still the energy of the earth was undeniable. Here are the stories and photos. Continue reading Ngorongoro’s Eternal Masterpiece
To visit the Serengeti is to observe a world you’ve never before known.
A short poem, a plethora of photos. Get ready to discover Tanzania’s Endless Plains Continue reading Serengeti Observations
In the most simple of ways, here’s a look at Ugandan firsts for our overland tour-goers. From zip lining to noshing on Nutella Rolex, there were a whole lot of firsts during our time in Uganda. Author’s note : The photos may be better than the writing in this one. You be the judge! Continue reading Never Had We Ever : Ugandan Firsts
What’s black and white and red all over? Why are some zebra brown and others black? What’s the proper pronunciation of “Zebra”? There’s only one way to find out… Continue reading Black and White and Red All Over – Lake Nakuru, Kenya
Nothing can prepare you for Africa.
No blog, no book, no amount of perusing through National Geographic magazines.
It’s a jump in and learn to swim kind of game.
At least, that’s how I imagined it to be. Continue reading This is Africa – An Overland Trek From Nairobi to Cape Town
After teaching children in Rusinga Island, Kenya the meaning of love, a call came to return to the woman who taught me what love is. I was able to make it back to the US in time for a final few hugs with my greatest inspiration before returning to Africa with a new guardian angel. Continue reading Stay in Africa Until You Reach Home
A small island village on Lake Victoria, Rusinga has seen its share of hardships and welcomed volunteers like Luca: an idol, an inspiration, a giver, a lifeline, and a friend. During four months, he provided more to the Kenyan island than anyone could’ve imagined. Continue reading Our Friend Luca : Volunteering in Rusinga Island, Kenya
“Stomach?” he asked holding his belly. “Head?” he asked placing a palm on his forehead.
“No, no. I’m okay. I am here from Mauritius.”
Confused, he hesitated to let me inside and reiterated the lack of English. A few minutes later he’d be kissing my camera and hugging me tightly. Here’s the story Continue reading A Madagascar Morning : Building Bridges
A little slice of heaven has fallen from the clouds.
In the Indian Ocean, 2400 kilometers from the nearest continent, it has landed.
We call it Mauritius. Continue reading Mauritius : A Slice of Heaven
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