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CHEETAH V HYENA IN THE MARA

Stephanie Hunt February 17, 2017

Eye to eye with some of the greatest animals on the planet. Maasai Mara, Kenya. Across the vast African plains, we spot lion, cheetah and a sneaky, cheeky hyena. This is Africa!

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Rollin’ with the darling new bambina. We took less gear with us to Africa! 🤣 Welcome to this wonderful, big, wide world, Matilda Mae.
The distinct beauty of the Himba tribe, Namibia.
‘Jessica!!!’ Our Friday night viewing is The Man From Snowy River. We’re currently in the city listening to rain falling on a tin roof... wishing we were in the bush listening to rain falling on a tin roof. (Tom Burlinson snapped by @bennyontheroad during an epic stint of filming in the Victorian High Country.)
I feel so very honoured to have been interviewed by the wonderful @matttinney for his podcast Good Chat. Matt speaks with women from different backgrounds who have lessons and ideas to inspire his darling young daughter, Flo. We had an absolute ball - and were in stitches pretty much the whole way through. I haven’t laughed that hard in ages. Check it out (and many more brilliant episodes) and subscribe to Good Chat via Apple iTunes etc. Thanks Tinney!! You’re a great man.✌️
Top of Mt Kilimanjaro - the roof of Africa. Six days of climbing and filming on the tallest freestanding mountain in the world.
Ethiopia's salt miners. DIARY ENTRY: 'We watch as the men dive deep into the black waterholes, holding their breath as they shovel salt into buckets. The salt looks like black sludge. It is bagged up and then carted up up a steep, rocky track via donkey. All for just a few dollars a day-but jobs are rare and the men must provide for their families. The high levels of salt burn the workers' eyes and skin. They show us cuts, rashes and scars. Their eyes are blood-shot and hard to keep open in the sun. The men make foam plugs to put up their nose and in their ears, but the work remains incredibly painful with dangerous long-term health effects.'
‘Inle Lake Fisherman’ - heading off to the printers/framers tomorrow for a very special order. This is one of our more calming photos, taken during an early morning paddle along Inle as the sun was rising over Myanmar.
Get set for some crazy kasbah action at the @bondimarkets tomorrow. We’ll have a stall packed with our photographic prints + vintage tribal rugs handmade by nomads in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran that we’ve responsibly sourced for @kasbahtrade + @bapribap’s wax print kids clothes from Senegal. It’s going to be wild. Come down and say hi if you’re around. It would be great to see you. 〰️✌️

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