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from Cumberland Sausage.
19 years ago, January 27th 2005 No: 1 Msg: #1120  
B Posts: 5,200

Describing the emotions felt when quietly sitting ten feet from a huge silverback eating its lunch is difficult, but suffice to say once again I was close to tears. Perhaps the most amusing incident occured when I was behind the main group who were observing a silverback and female. I was changing camera lenses, and had one between my thighs and the other in my hand. At this point the silverback charged (his perogative) scattering my fellow tourists around me. All I could do was drop to the floor in a ball looking at the ground, as we had been told to do, and I heard the silverback pass inches behind me, beating it's chest.

from whoah dude

I don't know what office Cumberland Sausage shared with Sken like a Ribble fluke - but some really talented and adventurous individuals are deserting that company to travel - great read & fantastic photos - will highlight in a day or two.
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19 years ago, January 27th 2005 No: 2 Msg: #1122  
B Posts: 553
Yeah, some good reads! I really need to lay off some of these blogs though... I'll get nothing done at work! :-\ Reply to this

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