Most people who visit Kruger National Park make a point of going to the southern part because of its accessibility and proximity to international airports and the main centres of the region. Fortunately the...
We’ve been silent on Wilkinson’s World for a while now, but that’s only because we’ve been away having a number of adventures. A visit to Kruger National Park is always a treat for us,...
I don’t know about you, but I think the world is going a bit loopy at the moment. Perhaps I should check out the phase of the moon because it’s usually the cause of...
Christmas is a time of traditions, stories and folklore. In Africa it is no different, although the folk tales are told throughout the year to many willing listeners. With acknowledgements to Chinua Achebe, the...
I’ve been following the Melissa Bachman lion killing debate with great interest. As a nature lover I’m heartened to see the outcry that her callous behaviour has spawned. I guess it would be naive...
Most of the campsites that we stay at have one or two local residents that come and welcome us as soon as we arrive. We like to think that they are just being hospitable,...
If you’re planning to visit Cape Vidal in the Greater St Lucia Wetlands area I’m sure you will do some research on the camping facilities or self-catering accommodation that is available there. You will...
Some random lines about the Earth from the Treasured Writings of Kahlil Gibran. I love the writing of Kahlil Gibran. He had such a beautiful way with words and the things he wrote about...
We’ve just had a wonderful visit to the Southern Drakensberg in Kwazulu Natal. This particularly beautiful section of the Drakensberg mountain range falls within the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park, which was declared a world heritage...
There’s a park in Africa that is sandwiched between Zululand and Mozambique. It’s a little park – 300 square kilometers to be exact, but it is a magical place, filled with beautiful African animals,...
I blogged a while back about our visit to the Botsalano Game Reserve near Mafikeng in South Africa. This great little reserve is home to the region’s largest antelope, the Eland, where sizable herds...
Drive for about an hour and a half north from Durban up the N2 and you will come to a small seaside village called Mtunzini. This little town is full of delightful surprises, and...
–oOo— Two silk worms had a race. They ended up in a tie. —oOo— White-fronted bee-eater Related Images:
–oOo— Healing doesn’t mean going back to the way things were before, but rather allowing what is now to move us closer to God. —oOo— Black-faced impala Related Images:
–oOo— Silence is golden. —oOo— Red-headed finch Related Images:
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