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sea 27 2012 South Africa: Leopard welcome

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

The Johannesburg airport sornisas, the calm of Graskop, the unexpected and brutal beauty of the Blyde River Canyon and the luck to see the big five in one day in Kruger. VaP. route begins ppor South Africa.

Africa, A Place in the World, A journey through Africa

oct 07 2011 Matusadona: the park that does not belong to the maps

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

Matusadona: el parque que no pertenece a los mapas

Matusadona is a treat to the senses. A unique park, very beautiful, Africa teaches from the waters. It is so removed from everything that seems to be hidden from the world, as if there's life to develop on his back, the shadows (...) This place has something of paradise vetoed, end of nowhere where I never found, of piece of land that belongs to the maps.

Africa, Blogs VaP, A Place in the World, A journey through Africa

sep 08 2011 The march of the elephants

For: Javier Brandoli

In the park of Hwange, Zimbabwe, a group of elephants crosses quickly to meet a group of strangers invading your home, we. Offspring, males and females who follow his eternal walk among the leafy branches of trees. The latest issue looks at us defiantly and throws a warning beeper. This [...]

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sep 08 2011 The hotel of the trees and the words

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

He threw earth to control the wind, loaded his gun and looked not meet me surrounded by pachyderms. In the jungle, the market, without defenses, and controlling the rustling of leaves that were on the floor carpet. Africa.

Africa, Blogs VaP, A journey through Africa

may 07 2011 Masai Mara: freedom of the great savannahs
For: Ricardo Coarasa (text and photos)

Masai Mara: la libertad de las grandes sabanas

The spectacle of the Masai Mara, and Kenya, not only in the wild, but the immense sense of freedom that comes over you, in saffron sunsets, in the immensity of the horizons, in the solitary acacia seem petrified by a vengeful god.

Africa, In a strange land, Nature

may 05 2011 Chitwan: the park that was inspired “The Jungle Book”
For: Alfonso Polvorinos (text and photos)

Chitwan: el parque en el que se inspiró “El Libro de la Selva”

Joseph Rudyard Kipling, British poet and writer, Born in Bombay (India) in 1865. and died in London in 1936. He lived in times of war and not in vain became famous among his countrymen for poems and stories devoted to the British troops in India.

Asia, Blogs VaP, Lives in Nature

December 25 2010 A lion at night
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Javier Brandoli (South Africa) The night safaris are always special. Animals are the currency, from afar, by two small bulbs which are among the utter darkness of the jungle: eyes. Lions, other cats, leave the shelter of the shadows to hunt their prey. In this case, [...]

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