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  Paul Lindenberg

  Photography was cool - great assembly of images fo rthe video.

  20 weeks ago
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  Paul Lindenberg

  Yeah, Right! Interesting to see 'the tourist' interacting with the game reserve's animals. Oh, the 'jackal', of course, was a bat eared fox. Getting close to animals, especially the preditors, the dangerous kind, certainly puts into the food-chain.. but not more so than actually getting out of the vehicle, regardless of how 'far away' the preditors are - tourists behaving badly.. i guess a product of professional pressure on the guide/driver. Scenics are super, great savanah, acacia trees and zebras. If you'd have held still when you were close to the Cheetahs - they would have used the vehicle as a lookout point.

  20 weeks ago
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  Beyond 'da Ripples

  Excellent story. Hard to get a bad story with such compelling subjects. But you handled it very well.. Looking forward to viewing the rest of your time line. Kudos!

  20 weeks ago
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  40 weeks ago
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  Chaghig Walker

  What's the back-up plan say if the lion doesn't just want to sit and chill and be so tame right around the Jeep? Has anyone ever been attacked?

  48 weeks ago
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  Vince Broady likes this moment
  49 weeks ago
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  Stephen Blake

  so you two have some territory marked in Africa yourselves. I wonder if you need to claim that on your taxes?

  49 weeks ago
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  JB (Mike) John-Baptiste

  Is this considered Adult content?

  49 weeks ago
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  Tom Slocum

  You need your own travel show!

  49 weeks ago
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