Publisher's Synopsis
Visiting Africa for a person not born there is a life-changing experience. Apart for the different peoples and cultures, the landscape and its wildlife add a vigorous dimension of challenge which other continents and countries do not have. This is a personal and quirky account of how a couple, Elaine and Martin Moore who have known Africa for ten years came to realise the dream of a safari in remote Botswana. They chose the famed Okavango Delta to get back to nature for 10 days. It is not a travel guide or a scientific record of time in the bush. This picture and word book shares everyday and extraordinary events when on safari. It is a guide to help you do it for yourself.Martin Moore and Elaine Moore lived and worked in South Africa during the 70s and 80s, watching the country change through a difficult period. One constant was the experience of visiting the bush and getting close up to Africa and face-to-face with its wildlife. This has stayed with them since returning to the United Kingdom. They still go to Africa on a regular basis and hope to spend more time on safari.
