A tiger snarls at the disgraceful behaviour ofDr Rita Gardner
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Great Britain, the dominant industrial and maritime power of the 19th century, played a leading role in developing parliamentary democracy and in advancing literature and science. At its zenith, the British Empire stretched over one-fourth of the ea... [read more] Blog: The Royal Geographical Society
Date: May 1st 2009
This is a funny Blog spot. I have interrupted my usual deadline of stories to inclde something that is close to my heart. As an inveterate traveller and indeed part time explorer, I am a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. A proud fellow who seeks to give information and the results of observations made, I now find myself, like many members shut out from the society. The society that was ... read more
Date: May 1st 2009
This is a funny Blog spot. I have interrupted my usual deadline of stories to inclde something that is close to my heart. As an inveterate traveller and indeed part time explorer, I am a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. A proud fellow who seeks to give information and the results of observations made, I now find myself, like many members shut out from the society. The society that was ... read more
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Raf lives on Pemba, a smallish Island in the Indian Ocean. 30 miles off the coast of Tanzania and surrounded by water 800-3000m deep, it is truly off the African continental shelf. Raf spends 8-9 months of the year running Swahili Divers and a beach camp called "the Kervan Saray" (or travellers rest house). When he is not diving, Raf travels the world aimlessly in search of places with few tourists and a large sense of history. He is rarely successful in finding "that place", but "its fun getting it wrong".
Raf can usually be found 90ft down on a coral reef in the Indian Ocean or lying on ... full info
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