I’ve spent the last few days reading through old posts on our blog, a bit like returning to a favourite book or a journal from years gone by, to remember the things you got up to, the people you met… One person in particular stands out. One Randy Harris who travelled with us seven years ago with his wife, Gina. I had to get in touch again after uncovering a photo album of his simply entitled, AFRICA. That’s all you really need name it. The land, the animals, the images speak for themselves.
We wrote about his trip back in 2007 when Randy, a professional photographer from America, travelled with us to Camp Moremi in the Okavango, Savute Safari Lodge in Chobe and Londolozi in the Sabi Sand, with the sole purpose of reserving a private landrover and guide so he could sit and wait for the perfect photo opportunity.
Needless to say, he found one. And then some…
“We could not have asked for a more perfect script. All the planes were on time, all the luggage arrived, we were over the 40 pounds per person weight limit which concerned me greatly before we left, but it was never a problem as none of our bags or luggage were weighed, the accommodations were first class, the people, the food, the game drives, our guides were all fantastic. Thank you so much for putting our trip together. I highly recommend both Desert and Delta and Londolozi as companies who manage their properties with a lot of pride. The General Managers in each location treated us like kings and our private guides were awesome.”
“We shot over 9000 images during the trip. Thank you again for all the work you did in putting this trip together, answering all my emails and putting my concerns to rest. I would highly recommend Rhino Africa to anyone interested in putting together a trip to Africa.” – Randy Harris
Thank you to Randy for letting us share your incredible images and relive your journey once more. We hope to welcome you back to Africa again soon.
Take a look at Randy’s portfolio online at Randy Harris Photography and read more about his trip with us in 2007 here.
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