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Tarangire National Park, Tanzania By Bonnie & Bill Neely We took a September trip to Tanzania, Africa, for a wonderful week of safari in National Parks with AbrojaleyAfricaAjabu Safari Company, which we HIGHLY recommend. On our second day of safari Manase and Fulgence, our guide and cook, stopped in Arusha to buy food and water and fuel, so we got to see the town of about 400,000 people. It was a busy, colorful sight, with everyone smiling. With our Land Cruiser packed full of supplies, we headed to to Tarangire National Park, about two hours away. Read More...
The Softer Side of Berkeley by Emma & Yuri Krasov If Berkeley is not making headlines by blocking a navy recruiter‘s office, nude-sitting on trees designated for removal, or protesting against tuition hikes with a siege of a faculty building, it quietly lives its rather comfortable life. Consider a relaxing weekend in Berkeley expressed in its new motto, Come for the Culture Stay for the Food. Enjoy what farmer’s market entrepreneurs, creative restaurant chefs, and hotel designers offer for visitors in this world-famous university town. Spending a couple of days in Berkeley can turn into a rewarding and educational experience. Read More...
The Smallest Powerboat to Cross the North Atlantic By Bob Brown Facing the daunting task of preparing to navigate the smallest powerboat ever to cross the North Atlantic and set a distance record, my brother Ralph and I were inspired by the hopes that this might be a wonderful vehicle to help raise the attention of the public and gain needed monies for Wounded Hero Foundations in the United States, Canada, and Britian in the memory of three Marines that died in 1979: Sgt.John Harvey, Cpl.George Homes, and SSgt.Dewy Johnson, in the rescue attempt of the 54 American Hostages held captive in Iran. Our boat was a 21 foot Intruder which we named "I Am Second". The journey was to take us up the U. S. East Coast and then across the Northern Atlantic via the coasts of Canada, Greenland, and down past Scotland to England. Read More...
The Eye of a Whale in Tonga by Jeffrey S. Rasley One summer 2000, after kayaking for a week in the outer islands of Tonga, I touched a whale. Tonga is an island nation in the South Pacific, the only island group in Oceania that wasn’t conquered or colonized by a Western nation. It is the only surviving hereditary monarchy of the Pacific island nations. Tongan kings traditionally weigh over 300 pounds and wear an apron woven from pandanus reeds. Read More...Books and Audio Reviews Click here to read our reviews of these books
Negative Space by Noma BarCultures of South Africa by Peter JoyceKey To Cape Town by Toast Coetzer and Samantha Reinders The Ultimate African Wildlife by Nigel DennisAmerican Idle: A Journey Through Our Sedentary Culture by Mary CollinsTanzania with Zanzibar, Pemba & Mafia by Philip BriggsGetaway Guide to Botswana by Mike Copeland Zanzibar, Pemba, Mafia by Chris and Susan McIntyreAround Africa On My Bicycle by Riaan ManserSouth Africa's Greatest Golf Destination by Jamie Thom & Stuart McLeanFieldguide To Wild Flowers of South Africa by John ManningWildlife of South Africa by Duncan ButchartWild Romance: Africa's Most Romantic Safari Lodges by Marsel van Oosten & Daniella Sibbing
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