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Marhumbini Mission in Gonarezhou; Education and Elephants!
Marhumbini Mission, by Clive Stockil, Lin Barrie and Mr. Lyson Masango, with Chilo guides John, Tor and Jasper….. Insights to the history of the Marhumbini Mission and those that occupied this remote location, close to the Mozambique border in the … Continue reading →
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Painting and Sketching in my Garden of Eden; But Winter is Coming…….
As an artist and as a naturalist, skulls skins and bones have always fascinated me. I love drawing the shapes of found natural objects and perhaps this harks back to the fact that I loved Biology as a scholar. The … Continue reading →
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Painted Wolf Wines; Wild Dogs and Wine Tastings Triumph at Chilo!
Painted Wolves, whether the wines or the animals, always get our attention at Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge! A weekend of wine tastings with Painted Wolf Wines and talks by the African Wildlife Conservation Fund, always creates enthusiasm. and no matter … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventure, art inspiration, chilo, Clive Stockil, dogs, Dr. Rosemary Groom, Emma Borg, Gonarezhou National Park, Gonarezhou Predator Project, guiding, Jeremy Borg, Lin Barrie Art, painted dogs, Painted Wolf Wines, painted wolves, pups, River crossing, safari, save river, sunsets, Walking, walking safari, wild dog den, wild dog pups, wild dog research, wild dogs, wilddogs, wilderness, wine tasting, wines, wines for wildlife, wolves, Zimbabwe Parks, zimbabwe tourism
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Skulls and Flowers; Life and Death in the Garden of Eden
Skulls have always fascinated me, and bones; we start dying from the minute we are created, a natural process not to be feared but embraced, truly the stuff of LIFE…. I collect skulls from the wilderness, and they sit amongst … Continue reading →
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Mahove Tented camp; Big skies and Terrapins, Lions and Waterlilies
Across the still-high Save River by boat, and into the Park, past the parks reception and found skulls… this small warthog skull speaks to me, I love the funky shapes and moods of bone and skulls, and have just finished … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Celebration of Painted Wolves 2015, africa, African wild dogs, big sky, bushman, camping, Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge, Clive Stockil, Garth Thompson, Gonarezhou National Park, landscape, Mahove Camp, predators, prey, professional guide, river, runde river, save river, sunrise, sunset, tented camp, wilderness, zimbabwe, zimbabwe tourism
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Painted Wolves at Chilo Gorge: Wine and Wild Dogs galore!
Painted Wolves will be returning to Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge SOON! whether you call them by their full latin name Lycaon pictus, or by their other names African wild dogs, Painted Wolves, or Painted dogs… they are all the same … Continue reading →
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Tagged African Wildlife Conservation Fund, Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge, Gonarezhou National Park, Gonarezhou Predator Project, Painted Wolf Wines, paintedwolf, paintings, wilddogs, wine, wine tasting, zimbabwe, zimbabwe tourism
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Sunsets and Aardvarks: An African childhood surrounded by flowers and rivers…
9 th April – 12th April, 2019 Our bush house, Tsavene, is enhanced by the stunning pink summer-flowering Sabi stars that are indigenous to the Northern Kruger Park, and which grace our rocks. At dusk I capture the glow of … Continue reading →
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