Safari

Close encounters in the bush — Our Zambian scout was holding a severed zebra leg in one hand and a large gun in the other. It was the full leg with the meat chewed off the upper bone and the zebra’s beautiful, striped skin still attached to the lower leg and hoof. Looking at it reminded…

With Celestial Events Lying on Tulela’s star deck in the wilds of the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, I followed the arc of guide Ben Coley’s powerful laser as he swept it across the Milky Way. It was passing almost directly overhead in a dark winter sky. “There are so many…

The first thing that occurred to me as we finished our first African animal photo safari was, I want to do this again. For longer. And make a book of it. That’s how much we loved it. It’s a unique experience, combining extraordinary African hospitality, the unbelievable expertise of our…

I’ve been on a few safaris in my time. The word evokes a standard series of images to most people — wide open savannah, endless sky, flat topped acacias, moving carpets of antelope and zebra, Land Rovers, khaki gear, binoculars, cameras and yes, even guns. …

Yes, I know you love Chrome, but polybrowserism is the way to go — Wait! Don’t hate me! I use Chrome myself. Chrome has some really neat extensions and when I want or need the things they offer, I fire up Chrome on my Mac. I am most definitely not going to hate on Chrome in any way. But, when I need other things…

You open a link from an E-Mail or calendar entry for a Microsoft Teams Meeting and normally you would klick on the Button “Open your Teams app” to proceede to open the Meeting in the local installed Microsoft Teams Application. Nothing visual happens, which is frustration! If you are more…