Whatever you do, don't run; true tales of a Botswana safari guide
Reference & Research Book News, Feb, 2008
Whatever you do, don't run; true tales of a Botswana safari guide.
Allison, Peter.
The Lyons Press
2008
246 pages
$16.95
Paperback
G156
Allison is not only gifted as a safari guide but also as a writer who delivers hilarious insights about living in bug-ridden tents, managing naked royals and determining exactly what type of mouse is invading one's boots. Along with information most of us will only use on safari, such as how to approach a pool filled with hippos, he includes truly useful tips such as how to tell whether a charging elephant is only joshing or if your heirs will have to rinse off his feet to collect your remains. Some of the most bizarre critters are the human ones, but Allison's reflections on the magnificent animals of his workplace are witty, lyrical and moving. Allison includes exceptional maps and photos.
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