On my fifth night in Botswana this spring, as we gathered for drinks before dinner (as one does on safari), I got in a discussion with a number of safari repeaters about what it is about the bush that draws us back and makes us feel that there is “no bad day on safari.”
I mentioned the strange feeling of homecoming or familiarity that many feel when they arrive in east or southern Africa for the first or fifth time. Some say that instant nostalgia comes from deep race memory or an awareness on ...
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