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Les Riley captured this view to two of our team members on African safari. That’s Gary Weisenberger firing from the stern position with a rather large-caliber lens. I’m curious what Gary sees in the viewfinder. It’s sure to be Serengeti-sized, whatever it is!
Gary takes aim . . .
Sometimes you can't stay in your seat. The good news is, you don't have to!
Mulderink family on safari, July 2025.
Are you wondering if you have what it takes to be a pilgrim-safari-ist? Is that even a thing? Check out the link here.
Our African safaris for 2025 are full, but I am delighted to announce a new adventure planned for February, 2026. We're headed for the southern circuit of "the Great Migration," the largest migration of land animals on the planet. Will you join us?
The success of our African safaris rests on knobby tires and good wheelmen.
I came across this vintage Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ-40 series) in the AlUla Oasis in northern Saudi Arabia. If I could just get this sweet rig in my suitcase, I would surprise Vicki!
My daughter has an eye for such machines. Check out these sweet Landys she found in Germany. Follow the link here.
The sign at the entrance read “Home of Tree Climbing Lions.”
I thought it best to keep one eye skyward at all times. Having 400 pounds of tooth and claw fall on your head would be terrible surprise. It also would make an end to a lovely safari that Vicki and I and Mr Nixon had planned in the East African country of Tanzania.
