Interested In: Hiking, Bicycling, Trekking, Climbing, Walking Tours, Back Packing, Camping, Trail Riding, Horseback Riding, Rafting, Skydiving, Ballooning, Aviation, Bird Watching, Fishing, Environmentally Sustainable, Hunting, Safaris, Ecotourism, Research Expeditions, Historical Sites
Visited: Botswana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Namibia
Bio: Visited approximately 50 countries, 6 continents, about 25 African safaris. Climbed Kilimanjaro, visited mountain gorillas, partipated in game capture in S. Africa, darted jaguars in Paraguay for conservation effort. Chased rhinos by elephant back in Nepal. Pr Read More...
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How to create trip reports
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Uploading a new Trip Report to your account is easy! Simply click the green "Add New Trip Report" icon to get started.
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On the "Create a New Trip" page, give your Trip a title and a short description detailing the overall trip. At this point, if you have signed in using Facebook, you can also elect to publish your Trip Report to your Facebook account as well!
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Click the Browse icon for "Trip Image" to find your photo in the appropriate folder on your computer that will represent this Trip for you and others. This photo will act as the Trip Report's "cover" image in the list of Trips on the site.
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Select the folder where a photo of the Trip is located and click "Open." This will pull your photo onto the "Trip Image" field.
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Now select the dates in which your Trip took place by selecting the month, day(s) and year from the drop-down menus. Day and month are optional and do not have to be selected but we do require you to list in which year the Trip occurred.
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Click "Save This Trip" and you're done! Your Trip Report has been generated and is ready for you to fill with various Journals from your Trip!
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From there, creating Journals for your Trip Report allows you to add more photos as well as further details that will allow other adventurers on the site to enjoy great moments from your Trip...and allow you to relive them again and again!
Exploring a new hunting paradigm is not for the faint of heart.
The big cat gave me a cold stare. As if inviting me to take one step closer. Which I did...hoping the dogs would keep him from coming down. I very slowly walked directly under the limb he was perched on. This ... read more
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