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36ft Brent Swain steel sloop
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- Richard's Bay to Durban
- Just couldn't resist sharing these washrooms sig...
- Canadians enjoying lunch in the Swaziland hills
- Myxo our tour organizer. Gave us information abo...
- Our meals were cooked over an open fire by a ver...
- The kindergarten school children sang us their n...
- Herding the animals to an enclosure in the villa...
- Maize is a stable in their diet. This is where t...
- How the babies are carried
- African people are very good at carrying loads o...
- The Outhouse
- Candlelight made the inside of our hut very cozy
- Our beehive hut accomodations in the hills
- HIV/AIDS is sadly pandemic in Swaziland. This wa...
- The King of Swaziland in traditional dress. His ...
- So nice to see some of the youngsters
- Magnificent Beast
- Lion kill in Kruger Park was right by the road, ...
- Lion sighting in Kruger Park
- Saddle-billed Stork
- Ground Hornbill
- Spotted Hyaena. One of the females we saw looked...
- Enjoyed watching the baboon's playful antics. Th...
- Wild Dog
- Waterbuck, nicknamed the toilet seats.
- Blackbacked Jackal
- So thrilled to see this leopard and complete our...
- Our rental car in Botswana
- Rambo our Chobe safari guide
- All that's left once the scavangers are finished
- Relaxing after their meal
- Their kill was at the water's edge so got muddy ...
- Enjoying the feast. Our first lion sighting was ...
- Guineafowl
- Lilac-breasted Roller the national bird of Botswana
- You definitely need a 4-wheel drive to explore C...
- "Dan the Man" our driver to Victoria Falls, with...
- The Boabab tree. This one is about 1500 years ol...
- Craft market at Victoria Falls. The vendors love...
- Victoria Falls hotel, very swanky
- Another part of the falls
- Victoria Falls one of the 7 natural wonders of t...
- "Dr Livingstone I presume"
- African sunset taken from our speeding car
- The ladies selling fruit etc always seemed to kn...
- So Cute
- Desperately trying to scare away a lizard. Nest ...
- In Hluhluwe/Imfolozi Park there were several hid...
- Vultures, we often saw them circling overhead
- Brown-hooded Kingfisher
- White-fronted Bee-eater
- Little Bee-eater
- Cape Glossy Starling
- African Hoopoe
- Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill
- A tree full of Weaver birdnests. Apparently the ...
- Weaver birds are very common here
- The park also had some very pretty flowers
- With Eric and Cathy from S/V Erica on our first ...
- Hippo Teeth - Yikes!!
- Hippos at St Lucia
- Crocs at St Lucia Estuary. We were told they get...
- T Exploring Some of Africa - A Road Trip
- Impala
- Notice the oxpecker on it's head
- We had spotted these rhinos of in the distance i...
- White Rhinos, they can weigh up to 2000kg and ca...
- Momma Elephant
- Elephants blocking our road
- Water Buffalo
- Warthog upclose
- Warthog
- I see you
- One of the lighter coloured Giraffes
- Another Kudu
- A Kudu enjoying lunch
- Wildebeest upclose
- Wildebeest
- Dung Beetle in action
- T Richards Bay Game Park
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About Me
- Tagish
- Tagish is a 36' Brent Swain design steel sloop with Canadian's, Brian and Dorothy on board. Built using the origami method of folded steel. It has 'keel cooling' using the skeg which holds 10 gallons of cooland/antifreeze like a car and using pump in engine is circulated for cooling. It also uses a dry exhaust for better reliability. So no water brought into boat for engine, no impellors or heat exchangers or sea water strainers to mess up. The anchor windlass is manual only, with 200' of 5/16 hi test chain and 100ft of 3/4 nylon on the drum which is mounted on deck. Tagish is named after a lake in the Yukon, Northern Canada where we had a cabin as children. See 2 short video clips of boat sailing-goto older posts in blog at March 4/2011.
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