Epic Hikes of the World ( PDFDrive )

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in South Luangwa you’ll find elephant, zebra and southern carmine bee-eater.
And there were plenty more aromas to enjoy. As we approached the Nsolo
Camp late that afternoon the fragrances of African lavender and sage faded and
the scent of baking potatoes wafted towards us. Dinner?
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‘That’s not the camp kitchen,’ smiled Abraham. ‘It’s the smell of the potato
bush.’ As we ambled into camp after seven captivating hours, serenaded by the
calls of turtle doves urging us to ‘Drink harder! Drink harder!’, my brain was whirling
with the addition of yet another nugget of wilderness wisdom. So it continued, day
by day, and step by step. A Zambian walking safari packs in more magic moments
per mile than any other hike. PB