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	<title>Comments on: Visiting Ruaha National Park: An experience beyond words for Bryan</title>
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		<title>By: Wanda Barker</title>
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		<dc:creator>Wanda Barker</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi Bryan...As I read thru your adventure, many memories came rushing back.  I loved Ruaha but then I love the whole country!  I saw the largest lion pride (20) I have ever seen when I visited Ruaha.  They were all so fat and healthy.  They had killed a giraffe that morning and were all lazily lounging in the shade.  Babies with little fat, round bellys.  I have a photo of a magnificent  male kudu with the biggest, most beautiful red velvet ears ever bestowed on any kudu!  He is now a part of my photo menagerie hanging in the sunroom. There are many trips that are touted as &quot;a trip of a lifetime&quot; but as you well know, a Tanzania safari is the REAL &quot;trip of a lifetime.&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Bryan&#8230;As I read thru your adventure, many memories came rushing back.  I loved Ruaha but then I love the whole country!  I saw the largest lion pride (20) I have ever seen when I visited Ruaha.  They were all so fat and healthy.  They had killed a giraffe that morning and were all lazily lounging in the shade.  Babies with little fat, round bellys.  I have a photo of a magnificent  male kudu with the biggest, most beautiful red velvet ears ever bestowed on any kudu!  He is now a part of my photo menagerie hanging in the sunroom. There are many trips that are touted as &#8220;a trip of a lifetime&#8221; but as you well know, a Tanzania safari is the REAL &#8220;trip of a lifetime.&#8221;</p>
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