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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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Before love, marriage and babies. Swimming in the Dead Sea on the Jordanian side - with Israel just behind us. In 2008 I went on this trip - Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Turkey - not knowing a soul. I ended up meeting the smartest, coolest, most adventurous group of women, from all over the world, who remain my great friends to this very day.
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‘Having the @wherenextlife video production crew around provided Stephanie peace of mind during the interview. “They had the contacts and the local knowledge. And most importantly, we were being smart about the process and had a thorough plan of attack,” the journalist shares. “I wasn’t afraid, but I did have an exit route to safety in mind, in case we needed to suddenly pull the plug.” ‘ A cool write up by Colombian-based production company Where Next describing our @worldnomads interview with a street gang leader in a notoriously sketchy Bogotá neighbourhood. (Check out the photo of the fluffy white poodle at the police boss’ feet!) Read the full article here: https://www.wherenext.com/blog/worldnomads-safety-video-series-film-production-services-colombia
Back on the tools writing a few words re: filming in Colombia. I have Bomba Estereo and Ondatropica pumping. Just missing a plate of ceviche and a large margarita or two!!
The sumo stables of Tokyo. Where big dreams are made.
‘Lesson #2. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It’s not limited to stereotypes of perfect people we see in magazines and social media. Maasai women ooze confidence, power and joy. They know their culture and they know who they are. And that is beautiful. We spent sundown with a local tribe at Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. They live right next to the mighty Mt Kilimanjaro – a stunning mountain, with elephants and other wild animals wandering by. These beautiful women taught me how to do their traditional jumping and dance. Their colourful beaded earrings and neck discs were swinging as their bodies moved. These women possess both strength and grace so perfectly. You won’t find their faces on the front covers of magazines or as typical social media influencers – yet these women are among the most stunning you will ever find.
Today I had the honour of talking at @tedx at @abbotsleigh and presenting our photos. My goodness – the heart was beating and the adrenalin was pumping - but I had a blast and I was so proud to share the lessons I have learnt from remote tribes around the world – especially the Suri, Maasai and the Padaung. Basically, what I have learnt is: 1. There’s no such thing as normal. We, as humans, are all so wonderfully different, yet in so many ways, we are exactly the same. 2. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It’s not limited to stereotypes of perfect people we see in magazines and social media. 3. The importance of resilience and daring to dream. Life can be tough, but we are even tougher… and we should never forget who we are. And, above all, we need to dare to open our minds and dare to think differently.
The many faces of Rajasthan. They read like a roadmap - revealing the twists and turns of a man’s life.

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