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I love it when you meet nice creative people who do a great job.  I was very fortunate to meet by email Peter Tranter who publishes a beautiful Ezine called ThePaddler Ezine Peter and I emailed back and forth and I wrote an article for him.  He then asked me to send him some photos, […]

Back in August I posted a blog item about my partners Steve Chumbley and Teena Payne. They have a 5-year-old son Aidan Chumbley, and I wrote about his 50-mile bike ride to raise money to adopt sea turtle nests in Tanzania. Of course I contributed because I wanted to help and support Aidan and because […]

  I love to kayak.  I love to take people kayaking.  I love to explore in a kayak.  Did I mention I love to kayak? This past August when I was in Africa I had two unique opportunities to go paddling in Africa.  The first was when Infinite Safari Adventures brought a multigenerational family of […]

Well you heard from Danae about her experiences.  Next up is Julie Cheng.  Julie and her new fiancee (you did not tell me Julie – Congrats!) went on a mini trip with us before meeting up with friends who are in the Peace Corps in Tanzania.  We took them to Zanzibar and Tarangire National Park. […]

From time to time I have clients write about their experience on Safari.  I am always amazed by the effect of a trip to Africa can have on people and how well they write about it.  This is the first in a series of 3 guest blogs from my clients This year, I had the […]

I love to kayak.  Being one of the first to kayak off the coast of Tanzania is one of the primary reasons I started Infinite Safari Adventures.  I follow kayaking.  I read about kayaking. I paddle almost every week. Recently we lost one of the icons of kayaking, Derek Hutchinson. I did not know Derek […]

A couple of weeks ago I was back in Africa.  The purpose of my trip was twofold.  First I went to Kenya to visit Patrick and to pick up inventory for a new business we are starting – selling Maasai Beaded Dog Collars to raise money to send the children of his village to school […]

A good friend of ours, Andy Sheng, (pet photographer extraordinaire – check him out at www.otisandlucy.com) sent me an article that recently appeared on the CNN web site.  Called “Tanzania Take a Ride on the Wild Side” every thing the article said was right on the money.  Book with a safari operator, the type of […]