Kenya, Africa. The motherland of humanity. The oldest continent in the world. Ranging from equatorial mountains, icing-white Indian Ocean beaches, Swahili-Arabic streets, to, of course, a vast expanse of land where nature feels like it has managed to survive (and thrive) in Earth’s truest form…the Maasai Mara. Kenya is alive and it’s wild and I am hooked.
It’s hard to put this trip into words, but I’ll try my best… Imagine the Arctic, so fantastically raw & wild; looking out across the snow-lined mountain fjords you see the misty blows of humpback whales and pods of orca herding the thousands of herring that populate these waters during the winter months. The polar [...]
Despite my lifelong affinity with the souks of Marrakech &, of late, the mountainous range of Northern Africa, I had never had the innate fascination to visit coastal Morocco...until late. After all, if the streets of Marrakech were dirty then surely the coastal towns would be no different; was my prejudice. From my past experience [...]
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