The African Experience - The magic of safari
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- winddancer
- daughterofavalon
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- andreajo13
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» winddancer - Welcome...
welcome to the suite family. I sure did like reading your first article...have dreams of being to countries of Africa. Well, just back home after a stint in north america....cannot wait to tour some more.Will be stopping by again.
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» daughterofavalon - Travelling Spirit
Thankyou for a beautifully descriptive article. This is probably the closest I'll ever get to a real safari,(I'm a beach & palm trees type...I head for the tropics on vacation) and your descriptions allowed my imagination to be pretty accurate. If you're interested in Tropical birds, check out my page! Thanks again!Glenda Gibbons
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» Red - Re: Travelling Spirit
In response to message posted by daughterofavalon:Geoffrey, welcome to Suite101. I enjoyed your descriptive article so much that I used it as the "Featured Article" in the Travel Center this week. Congratulations!!!
Be sure and stop by the Travel Center for a visit. If you have any tips or ideas, please let me know. I look forward to your participation.
-- posted by Red
» andreajo13 - Wonderful Article!
Congratulations on your contribution! Having grown up in Malawi, Central Africa, your article provided me with a considerable dose of homesickness! Africa has a "feeling" all of it's own, doesn't it?Very well done!
-- posted by andreajo13
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