A three night Wilderness Trails Experience.
Have you always wanted to enjoy the bush on foot?
Leaving with more knowledge about how interactive nature is?
Want to come away with new skills?
Then THIS is the trails adventure for you.
The trail stretches over 3 nights and 4 days,
so YOU will get to enjoy several sunrises and sunsets.
Fitness is a prerequisite.
You won’t be attempting Everest (or Kilimanjaro)
but YOU do need to walk for up to 4 hours unaided.
There is no upper age limit,
but if you are older than 65 you WILL need
 a letter from a medical practitioner attesting to your fitness levels.
So start training now…
No under 15’s are allowed and
under 18’s have to be accompanied by an adult.
 Each trail group (maximum of 8) will be accompanied
by a qualified Lead Trails Guide
as well as a Back-up Trails guide.
Safety of the trailists is paramount and both
of the guides are competent to carry out their designated roles.
Accommodation is in shared 2-man domed tents…
So bring a friend with you!
What to bring:
Backpack,toiletries,camera/binos,
Sleeping bag and pillow.
Water bottle and comfortable walking shoes.
Neutral clothing…no ultra bright colours please.
Torch/headlamp and spare batteries.
Powerbank to recharge your cellphone etc.
Warm clothing…layers for both day and night.
End off every day around the “Bush TV”.
Good company, good food and wonderful shared stories.
The ending to another awesome day in Africa.
Trailists are expected to get themselves to and from
Bhejane Zululand Trails Camp.
You can fly to either Durban/ Richards Bay
and transport can be organised from there.
(Cost to be born by participant)
What is included:
3 nights shared accommodation
Bedrolls and base sheets
All meals and refreshments.
A Wilderness Skills Certificate
All activities on the supplied itinerary.
For more information,
contact the organizers directly
via the information in this flyer.
There is STILL space on the August trail!
So don’t delay…
Book your spot today.
There is STILL space on the August trail!
So don’t delay…
Book your spot today.
 
My camera brand of choice for more than 4 decades!
When it is time to print out my special images,
this is the company that I rely on to do that.
Bush gear to make me blend in…
in comfort and style.
https://www.ruggedwear.co.za
I have worn these shoes in the jungles of India
and on the beaches of Croatia.
Not to mention, many game reserves in Africa.
They are probably the most comfortable pair of shoes
that I have ever owned.
When I get home. I rely on this ISP
to provide me with high speed fibre connectivity
to enable me to get my postings published in record time.
www.cisp.co.za
This powerbank is my constant companion
 while I am travelling.
It can do up to 4 full re-charges of my phone before
needing to be charged.
Supplied by…
When offered an option…
ALWAYS be Batman.
The newest of my travelling companions.
To find out more about the collectable Funko range of figurines,
visit:
My new addition, this awesome laptop bag from Solo.
Padded for protection and with enough pockets to keep
almost everything INCLUDING the kitchen sink in,
this is definitely an stylish addition to any business presentation.
Be it in the boardroom or the bush.
This bag can also be worn as a backpack.
There are straps in a hidden compartment that can be deployed
when you need both hands for other purposes.
To find out more about the stylish Solo range,
visit:
A new “tool” in my camera bag.
This locally made product was indispensable when using a long lens.
The ball and socket might look simple…and it is,
which is why it should be in the gear bag of every serious photographer.
This locally made, deceptively simple device is ideal
for tracking birds in flight or animals in motion.
The base can be used on a beanbag or a tripod,
with the ball being fitted to the camera.
The simplicity of the device allows to to move from supported
to hand held in a fluid motion.
There is also a version that can be used on a car window.
To see more about the product,
visit their Facebook page:
Or order directly from:
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www.sablogawards.com
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