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SAFARI SO GOOD

What a heady time the 1970s were for anyone involved in the travel business. I didn’t know it then, but there could have been no better time for a journalist desperate to visit Africa to join the ranks of Fleet Street.

When the decade began, Africa was still locked in a dream of the past, and ecotourism was in its infancy. Until then, safaris had been for the seriously rich — most of them hell-bent on trophy hunting. But already the winds of change were blowing as

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