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African Buffalo – Syncerus caffer This is the sixth in an ongoing series of stories about the bush in Africa. Most photos are taken by the author himself using a Canon 1000D, while travelling. In the below

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I have read a lot, thought a lot and talked a lot about what is wrong with the world right now. As we evolve as humans we are continuously reinventing our social paradigms and structures, and for the past

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WOW ... made 150. Yes I know I am but a babe in the woods. Photo by However we all start somewhere@! I got very excited about SteemIT in July 2016. I even sponsored the first ever Steem Saturday through

This is the second in an ongoing series of stories about the bush in Africa. All photos are taken by the author himself, while travelling. This medium sized antelope is a survivor and is very hardy, being

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I have decided to do a serious of articles on my travels, showing the places I have been and sharing them with those that like to see the world we live in. I hope to not only give you fun and enjoyment,

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