I won’t Joe – its just whether I can post them…Wordpress is very slow and even on a reasonable connection it takes some time to build. I can’t think what will happen when I get back home! The internet in Zim is worse than the old dial up!
I won’t Joe – its just whether I can post them…Wordpress is very slow and even on a reasonable connection it takes some time to build. I can’t think what will happen when I get back home! The internet in Zim is worse than the old dial up!
Thanks for that, Bruce. I live in Zimbabwe and deal with the day to day challenges, yet even for me it was a magical experience, a ‘reset’ button was pressed and I’m back, able to deal with it all again! Once again, I can’t stress enough – if you have the opportunity, – add Shumbashaba to your “to do” list. You don’t get “entertainment” (bongo drums at the a’Zambezi,) or loud disco music. Nor do you get to see the Rhino, or Elephant as you do in the Nat Parks, but you do get other things foreigners don’t “get.”
We go to many tourist camps and parks in the course of our work, and yet this one stands out as a “Zimboe” experience of the first order.
Beautiful photography!!!
Beautiful photography!!!
Many thanks for that…Im glad you enjoy them – please keep coming
Many thanks for that…Im glad you enjoy them – please keep coming
Those views and the sounds of African doves. Beautiful! Thanks
Those views and the sounds of African doves. Beautiful! Thanks
Thank you. It was a magical weekend – I can’t recommend Shumbashaba enough for the “true” Zimboe. It is home…
Please come back and visit again
They are magnificent Frankie !! Well done
They are magnificent Frankie !! Well done
Thanks – it’s the view that is magnificent. A truly amazing, magical place…
A wonderful site Frankie! I love ALL your photos!
Thanks, Elizabeth. Zimbabwe is a wonderful place
A wonderful site Frankie! I love ALL your photos!
Thanks, Elizabeth. Zimbabwe is a wonderful place
Good Work, great photographs…dont Stop !!!
I won’t Joe – its just whether I can post them…Wordpress is very slow and even on a reasonable connection it takes some time to build. I can’t think what will happen when I get back home! The internet in Zim is worse than the old dial up!
Good Work, great photographs…dont Stop !!!
I won’t Joe – its just whether I can post them…Wordpress is very slow and even on a reasonable connection it takes some time to build. I can’t think what will happen when I get back home! The internet in Zim is worse than the old dial up!
Nice series – been backwards & forwards through them 🙂 Scroll fast enough & it is like a video
Nice series – been backwards & forwards through them 🙂 Scroll fast enough & it is like a video
Thanks – I do have some video!!!! Problem is – more learning curves!
Those challenges stretch us, test us & make us stronger 🙂 Go for it!!
Thank you. Frankie, beautiful – time
Thank you. Frankie, beautiful – time
It’s a pleasure, Heather. I had fun taking them…
Frankie you have captured the peace and tranquility of the mornings in Matopos very well! You took me back there in your pictures – thank you!
Frankie you have captured the peace and tranquility of the mornings in Matopos very well! You took me back there in your pictures – thank you!
Thanks for that, Bruce. I live in Zimbabwe and deal with the day to day challenges, yet even for me it was a magical experience, a ‘reset’ button was pressed and I’m back, able to deal with it all again! Once again, I can’t stress enough – if you have the opportunity, – add Shumbashaba to your “to do” list. You don’t get “entertainment” (bongo drums at the a’Zambezi,) or loud disco music. Nor do you get to see the Rhino, or Elephant as you do in the Nat Parks, but you do get other things foreigners don’t “get.”
We go to many tourist camps and parks in the course of our work, and yet this one stands out as a “Zimboe” experience of the first order.