All our cards are 175mm x 125mm (about 7 inches by 5 inches) on 280 gsm card, are blank inside,
come with a 130gsm pastel white envelope and are packed in individual cello bags.
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Giraffe at Sausage Tree
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Giraffe at Sausage Tree
Taken in the Masai Mara, Kenya. Giraffes, of course, are vegetarian, but then so are these sausages!
Masai Mara Lion Cubs
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Masai Mara Lion Cubs
The ability of the East African safari drivers to find wildlife was amazing. These three cubs were lying in a small depression just off the road, and the driver just seemed to know they would be there.
Elmina Castle
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Elmina Castle
This Ghanaian World Heritage Site recalls the horrors of the slave trade. Elmina is one of several well preserved slaving forts along the coast, all promoting the principle that this must never be allowed to happen again. Today Ghana is one of Africa’s success stories. The Ghanaians’ hospitality was outstanding, and the country is a rewarding destination for the independent traveller.
Masai Mara Cheetah
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Masai Mara Cheetah
The East African wildlife safaris take their guests out before breakfast and just before sunset, since at these times of day it is less hot and the animals are more active. So this cheetah in the Masai Mara, Kenya is looking for his breakfast.
Ngorongoro Crater
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Ngorongoro Crater
This was an experience and a half! The crater is an almost-enclosed ecosystem about 2000ft/600m below the surrounding Tanzanian uplands. The day we were there we were blessed to see all of the 'Big Five' (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and the elusive rhino), so we asked the driver how often this happened. The answer: definitely less than once a month! And the big cat in the picture is a cheetah, so we saw him as well that day.
Ostriches Resting
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Ostriches Resting
The question has to be: is the road more comfortable, or what? You have thousands of square miles (or kilometres) of virtual wilderness to sit down in, and you choose one of the very few roads!
