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Walk in Africa / Elephants  / Back in my element
18 May

Back in my element

I have just returned from another extraordinary safari. Whenever I first arrive in the bush after an absence, I experience a wave of tremendous emotion – perhaps a sense of home-coming.

Blog ele & Zebra

 

We had great sightings of Painted Dogs hunting as well as of Lionesses with playful young cubs but I think that this handsome gentleman won the hearts of many.

Blog Lion

However it always the elephants that seduce me. Most of the time they leave me feeling very calm.

Blog ele herd sepia

 

And I love the artwork that they create and leave everywhere. Here is just one example. It is a patina formed by generations of elephants rubbing and polishing my favourite tree, a motswiri (Combretum imberbe).

Blog Motswiri