A different kind of hell. (On some mobile (android) you can only scroll through if your browser is set to desktop mode – 3 dot menu) Set Release
Rule 2: The snare finds you
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You don’t find the snare – the snare finds you
Rule No 1: You’ve got to like walking Rule No 2: If you look you won’t find. Nine times out of ten the snare finds you, you don’t find it. Twice yesterday I caught my foot and tugged before realising it was a low snare, but I have to say this was a first. Most … Continue reading
Snares
Unfortunately building up the snare collection over the last couple of months. Tragically not all empty. Two groupings, about 2 km apart, between Nyanga and the National Park. I have at times found the odd one or two when walking down to Nyanga over the last 5 years, but either I’m now better at finding … Continue reading
Mount Muozi (Mozi) from Nyanga Escarpment
Another never-to-be-forgotten Nyanga day – going up Mount Muozi. I got a shika-shika from the rank in Nyanga to Chiramba which is where the road goes up to Bende Gap. Frustrated 2 hours in the sun before a fellow traveller found us a lift on an empty lorry going up to collect timber. The driver … Continue reading
Nyanga Escarpment – 3 days out from home
Well they don’t come along like this one very often. This spot is above: Mt Melleray Mission School, Marist Brothers High School, and St Mary Magdalene’s High School. (Glinting at night in the 7th photo) Morning of day 4 and Mount Muozi bathes in the clouds. And while we’re on the subject of temperature inversions … Continue reading
Eastern Highlander 