The seasons are fast changing and although daytime temperatures are still very warm, we are waking up to beautiful misty mornings which soon burn off when the sun rises. Living in the bush has its advantages and one of them is waking up and heading to work with wildlife on your doorstep. A pod of… [Read More]
My top three wild dog sightings at Sabi Sabi
What is a wild dog? Some guests that arrive at Sabi Sabi sometimes ask this question and it is a fair question. As most of what you see on social media platforms is generally about the Big 5 (lions, elephants, rhino, buffalo and leopards), naturally, wild dogs, also known as Cape Hunting Dogs or Painted… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 352
This week’s sightings started with a wonderful sighting of the Ntsumi female leopard and her cub. Shortly after heading out on morning drive, we came across this leopard cub standing in the road. As it moved off, we drove forward, and mom was lying down in the grass, just in front of the cub. We… [Read More]
Reviewing Acceptance
Acceptance Noun Willingness to tolerate a difficult situation. Acceptance can be a difficult action to subject yourself to, however, acceptance is quite simply the key to convert momentary happiness to unfaltering happiness. It helps us move from feeling happy to actually being happy. And if the last year has taught us anything, it is that. Practicing acceptance allows us… [Read More]
The right road at the right time
“You got to go down a lot of wrong roads to find the right one.” ~ Bob Parsons In this blog I am going to tell you that going out on a safari is an experience that does not adhere to time limits, nor does it mean that we as rangers, can only drive in certain areas. It is quite the opposite, where being in the… [Read More]
