By Julie-Anne Edwards, on February 9th, 2012%
14 Days Tsodilo Hills Walking/ Trans Okavango River Expedition
 Early Dawn Over A Rain Pan, Okavango delta, Photo copyright Lloyd Wilmot 2012
“In the flat barren landscape of the western Kalahari, some 50km west of the village of Sepupa on the banks of Panhandle, the sheer quartzite cliff-faces of the four Tsodilo Hills rise majestically above the surrounding savannah. The four hills form a line and are referred to by the San people as “The Male” – the largest hill which reaches a height of 410 metres above the surrounding plain; “The Female” – a smaller hill, about 300m, but has an overall area of almost three times that of The Male; and the next in size of 40m is referred to as “The Child” and lies about 2km away from The Female. Beyond these three is a much smaller unnamed knoll, located 2.2km northwest of The Child, which legend has it was The Male Hill’s first wife who was discarded when he met and married the taller Female Hill…
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By Julie-Anne Edwards, on July 5th, 2011%
Bushmen painting at ‘White Rhino’ Shelter, Matopas National Park
Photo copyright julieannedwards.com 2011
By Julie-Anne Edwards, on July 2nd, 2011%
“A Desert Crossing – ‘Gods gift to the desert was the River Nile’
The midday heat leached all the moisture out of the air. The green brim of my pith helmet offered comfort to my eyes, removing the glare from the harsh Sahara sands. The likelihood of finding even a blade of grass, or tiny ant, would be an exciting prospect to make sense of this desert reality.
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By Julie-Anne Edwards, on July 1st, 2011%
 
Your Safari Adventure Starts Here….
Come & Explore Gorongosa… One of Africa’s Greatest Conservation Restoration Projects!
By Julie-Anne Edwards, on October 6th, 2010%
Remote, Unique, Ancient, Wild!
Explore Namibia, a holiday, that take you on an adventure into a special part of Africa.
Join us on an ‘all around Namibia’ insight on what the country offers:
The Kaokoland: is home to the Ovahimba tribe – Namibia’s last nomads, as well as the legendary Desert Elephant. Visit a Ovahimba village and learn more about their way-of-life. Experience the untouched wilderness of the north-western Kaokoland, the solitude of nature at its purest, breathtaking landscapes in the Marienfluss- and Hartmann’s Valley, the magic of the Epupa Falls at the Kunene River..
By Julie-Anne Edwards, on August 26th, 2010%
 Waterbuck (Photo: courtesy of Giorgio del Noce)  African Elephant (Photo: courtesy of Giorgio del Noce)
Gorongosa National Park is one of the greatest parks in Africa!
Over 4000 miles of wilderness is an incredible area with beautiful scenery and a variety of ecosystems and wildlife, some species only occurring in this area and found no where else in the world.
Your visit will support conservation programs and provide employment, education, and health care to local communities, giving them a stake in the Park’s future.
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