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\nA safari, boat trip and sharing a love of cricket were among the highlights for County Upper School students during a trip to South Africa. The experience was part of the British Council's International Award, which the Bury St Edmunds school has held …
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\nI'm riding in an open-air Land Rover on Singita Sabi Sand, a private game reserve in South Africa, and somewhere in the distance there are lions. I know this because earlier we were privy to a pride on a mad and magnificent game ride that included …
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\nNow the Central Districts lefthander is contemplating the prospect of several limited-overs internationals against Sri Lanka, and perhaps Pakistan after that, having got his chance in Zimbabwe and South Africa in August. Whisper it, but there's a world …
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\n… widely remembered for his World Safari travel films. He set off in 1971 with friend John Fields on what was meant to be a one-off trip that turned into a six-year odyssey through several continents. The bus, believed to be an old South African …
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\nInterest in wildlife safaris has boomed in recent years, and with it there has been an expansion of high-end options, with more and better luxury safari lodges. At the same time, the geography of safaris has grown, and while South Africa has long …
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