Sylvia Somerville

Dark Sun, Dry Rain Sylvia Somerville

This is a unique collection of short stories about my amazing experiences on many safaris in Southern Africa. All Chapter Headings are written in English and in Zulu. Nature and all animals are a part of us. We must protect and take care of them. It has been said wildlife is infringing on our communities but actually we have taken away their wilderness. With compassion help relocate the beautiful wildlife instead of killing them. The animals feel love, pain and they are devoted to their young, just like us. Protect these precious souls. Preserve our natural resources and protect all animals. We must respect and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. We can not exist without natural resources and our wildlife!Southern Africa is an amazing and diverse country. Mind you, most of my stories are about my safaris in the 70s, 80s and 90s and today's southern Africa has changed a lot withd development, change of government, progress etc. just like the rest of the world. Therefore some of the stories in this book are about the way it was and still is in some areas of Africa. My second southern Africa book, about safari experiences I enjoyed in 2017, will be available in early January and it shows a different side of southern Africa. Watch for it! Life is a contradiction because nothing changes and at the same time, everything changes.