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James: Lois and I want to thank you for an extraordinary time. It was truly an incredible experience to be on the ground with you tracking herds of elephants and Cape Buffalo and being able to get so close to them. We will never forget you stopping when we were walking through the bush and quietly telling us to listen and then we heard a very subtle - whoosh, whoosh sound the sound of elephant ears fanning to cool themselves off. Amazing. And, I do not think I will forget you leading me literally crawling from thicket to thicket - to try to get closer to a Cape Buffalo herd to get a better picture. Actually, Lois got a good picture of us on our hands and knees trying to stay out of sight of the herd. Thanks for that. The whole experience with you gave Africa an impressive reality that we would not have had otherwise. Your walking safaris are something not to be missed. As we were leaving and we told you that we needed more time, we could not have been more sincere. It was the highlight of our month in southern Africa.
"Sunset on the Zambezi, leopard tracks behind our tent and elephants, elephants, elephants. Our trip with Vintage Safari's was more than we ever imagined. The thrill of walking through an African National Park with James our guide and consummate teacher is an experience we will cherish forever."
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Links
Conservation Lower Zambezi Zambia National Tourist Board ZWLS - The Zambezi Wilderness Leadership School is an exciting school that offers educational safaris and leadership programs - Contact us at Vintage Safaris for more details! Mwambashi River Lodge & The Royal Zambezi - see links on the Lionroars Safaris homepape. Vintage Safaris has a long-term relationship with LionRoars Safaris and this enables us to produce safari experiences for you like the 'Complete Zambezi Safari' Kasaka River Lodge Ulovane Environmental Training is one of South Africa's (FGASA) Field Guides Association of South Africa Training providers. Wild Africa Safaris - Selling our Walking Safaris in Vancouver, BC.
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Cape Buffalo in a thicket 
This is one of several pictures of the elephant that came out of the bush by the Zambezi river
This is the picture of the elephant that came down the ravine while we were looking at the group of elephants feeding by the Zambezi river. This is just when he caught our scent and was sensing that something was amiss
This is the picture Lois took of me taking a picture of the Cape Buffalo herd
Stalking Cape Buffalo
Sunset
Sunrise - Thanks to the Smith's for all their pictures!
