A Sense of Place
It’s a quiet afternoon on the Chobe river. The iconic call of the African fish eagle drifts across the warm air. In the distance, you hear a pod of hippos stumble lazily through the water. A pied kingfisher dives head-first into the still water, with such precision that the splash barely makes a sound. And from among the reeds comes a gentle sound: the swish-swish-swish of a lone elephant splashing in the afternoon sun. |
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