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If Safari is launching slowing or slow to load web pages in OS X Lion, there’s an easy (yet not obvious) resolution. To make Safari launch, load, and browse faster, follow the following tip: 1) In FINDER select GO from the top menu. 2) While the drop down list is displayed, press the ALT / …
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I’m about 75% finished in uploading video, pictures, and stories from our African Safari. Check ’em out online in one convenient spot! OUR AFRICAN SAFARI
Photos taken in the Maasai Mara. See all of our African Safari pictures and videos online!
After two of the greatest weeks of my life, we begin the long, long journey home.We have 24 hours of flights ahead of us and many, many amazing stories to tell.Live and online from Ngong House, Nairobi, Kenya.
Without question, the migration of nearly two million wildebeest from the southern Serengeti of Tanzania to the Maasai Mara in Kenya is – without question – one of the most incredible natural events I’ve ever witnessed in my life. We were fortunate enough to see the migration up close & personal in the Rover and …
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Day 14 – A sunrise hot air balloon ride over the Maasai Mara.
As mentioned in my video diary, I was invited to take part in the ceremonial slaughter of a goat by our Samburu guides. In the Samburu culture, there is a direct correlation between owning animals and wealth. For that reason, it is a very special occasion when a goat, for example, is slaughtered to feed …
As mentioned in my video diary, I was invited to take part in the ceremonial slaughter of a goat by our Samburu guides. In this installment, I interview the goat. (For the record, no goats were injured in the making of *this* video.) Click here to view videos & pictures from our African Safari.
Day 13 – from our camp in the Massai Mara, near the border with Tanzania
Piggy, our Samburu guide in the Mara, makes a feather for my hat and christens me “Bwana”.
