
Ocean Sole: making art from trash
When you come across an old flipflop washed up on a beach, what do you see? A grungy old shoe? A piece of rubbish?…
Read MoreWhen you come across an old flipflop washed up on a beach, what do you see? A grungy old shoe? A piece of rubbish?…
Read MoreSomething wasn’t right about the sounds of the morning. There was something out of place: a sound I hadn’t noticed in the post-sunrise bliss…
Read MoreWe spent our days in the precious stillness of the bush, where Dad was building the camps he’d designed. Every day was an adventure;…
Read MoreWe know there’s music that makes you desperate to travel; tunes that inspire wanderlust and have you recklessly searching for a flight somewhere….
Read MoreThere is a farm in South Africa’s Southern KwaZulu-Natal Midlands that has completely captivated my heart. I go there, near Ixopo, to escape the world;…
Read More[words and photograph © Narina Exelby] In the early morning, before the sun’s first rays begin to flirt with palm-thatched roofs, Lamu wakes to…
Read More[words and photographs © Narina Exelby] I met Michael Adams one afternoon in the pouring rain. The kind of rain where, no matter how close to…
Read More[Article first published in Aspire – Etihad Airlines business-class inflight] At first glance, South Africa doesn’t exactly leap to mind as one of the…
Read MoreCrossing the Djemaa – cutting past, child boxers, clowns, contortionists and mangy trained monkeys – your ears are assaulted by rolling waves of noise…
Read More[words & images © Mark Eveleigh] Kenya has been called ‘the greatest wildlife real-estate on Earth’ and for the sheer density of its wildlife,…
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