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//September 19, 2014
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12 (Plus One) Madiba Quotes that Mean Something to Us

We challenged ourselves this week. Without Google – and in celebration of Mandela Day – we went on a journey to find the words of Nelson Mandela that had the most impact for us at Londolozi. We came up with 12 (plus one). Some of the quotes you will have seen before, but some are...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By africa
25

A Cheetah Family: The Rise and Fall

We work in an area that is so vast, wild and large that being able to explore it all is nearly impossible. The land which Londolozi forms a part of is roughly six million hectares in size, the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park. The beauty of this massive ecosystem lies within...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By africa
4

In pictures: The waterways of Bangkok

BANGKOK goes by many names and appellations, depending on who is speaking and how they feel about the city. The Thais call their capital Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, meaning something along the lines of ‘City of Angels’. However that name is merely an abbreviation. Bangkok’s official...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By asia
1

Washington Island Stave Church in Washington Island, Wisconsin

Seemingly dropped in place right from medieval Norway, the traditional wooden stave church belonging to Wisconsin’s Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church was built on Washington Island to honor the area’s Scandinavian heritage. Stave churches, or "stavkirkes"...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By features
4

Salford Lads’ Club in Salford, Lancashire

Established in 1904 by the man who would go on to found the Boy Scouts, Robert Baden-Powell, the iconic Salford Lads’ Club has been keeping mischievous youth out of trouble for over a century, unsurprisingly influencing some of the biggest names in 20th century rock music...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By features
0

Grandview in Hollandale, Wisconsin

Nick Engelbert had already lived in his Wisconsin residence for around a decade before he created his first concrete statue, but by the time he moved away, his home had become a veritable folk art museum surrounded by hand-crafted sculptures, totems, and paintings that would come...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By features
1

Mulhacén Peak in Granada, Spain

Jutting up above the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains, Mulhacén Peak, the highest in Spain (and for that matter, one of the highest in Europe) may be the final resting place of a 15th century king.  The path to Spain’s tallest peak is not actually too...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By features
1

Özkonak Underground City in Nevşehir, Turkey

While the exact age of the Cappadonian underground city of Özkonak is unknown, it dates back to before antiquity however the industrial systems laced throughout its halls seem surprisingly advanced, especially the hot oil holes sitting above each entrance which seem...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By features


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