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Posts Tagged ‘Uganda’

Riding of the Queen of Africa

For: Alfonso Polvorinos (text and photos)
Riding of the Queen of Africa
(...) The African Queen, the truth, never sailed these waters. He did in Eastern Africa. That was his role skippered by Charlie Allnut to supply the villages of East Africa at the beginning of the First World War (...). When a film helps you discover a continent.
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Uganda: the last refuge of gorillas

For: Ricardo Coarasa / Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
Uganda: the last refuge of gorillas
In a corner of the world, in tropical forests that engulf borders, the last gorillas survive land. Go on your quest is a huge experience, unforgettable. We in Uganda, in Bwindi National Park, tracing the footsteps of these great primates to which, Ranger warns the Nkuringo, it is better not to make eye contact so they do not feel challenged. Here we go.
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Discovering the Sources of the Nile

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
Discovering the Sources of the Nile
The encounter with the legendary source of the Nile is an unforgettable experience for any lover of travel. Its calm water, the fishermen with image stitching their networks and throwing the horizon, the morning mist, country music bar, current noise in areas of rapid ... wherever the White Nile was born.
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Among the impenetrable jungle gorillas

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Ricardo Coarasa – Bwindi (Uganda) The last gorillas of land from the world living in a jungle, la de Bwindi, that knows no borders. Finding them can take hours, but the payoff is huge. For an hour, the traveler is immersed in the daily lives of these great primates that look silhouette of fighters […]
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And in injury time… came the leopard
For: Javier Brandoli (Text and photos)

And in injury time… came the leopard
There are stories that seem taken from a film script. Followers of this blog know that a few months ago I threw in the towel on the important, most crucial, challenge of seeing the "big five" in Africa: elephant, rhino, lion, buffalo and leopard (take an ironic commentary crucial, although my boat for joy when I saw it was to win the Champions).
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The quiet of Kibale Forest chimpanzee
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Ricardo Coarasa. Kibale Forest (Uganda) After an hour in the Kibale forest Uganda, leaving the dense forest swallowed up step by step, we found that adult chimpanzee seemed like we were waiting for coffee. Our presence was not even startled. He just watched with disdain measured, as mumbling his […]
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