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Take nothing but pictures đź“· Leave nothing but f Take nothing but pictures đź“·
Leave nothing but footprints 🦶🏻
Kill nothing but time 🦒❤️

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🦏🌹 Rhinos + Roses = 14 Feb 21 🌹🦏 #sir 🦏🌹 Rhinos + Roses = 14 Feb 21 🌹🦏

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💋🦒 Why, yes. There IS a giraffe in my lap. 💋🦒 Why, yes.  There IS a giraffe in my lap. 🦒💋

#giraffemanor #giraffe #savethemall #rothschildgiraffe #travelawesome #travelingram #travelplanner #traveladdict #travelblog #travelbloggers #travellife #traveldiary #travelagain #wildlife #wildlifephotography #safari #lovekenya #nairobi #nairobikenya #kenya #africa #conservation #conservationphotography #wildlifeconservation #thesandypapers #bucketlist #bucketlistideas #wanderfolk #travelgoals
🦒 Estimated to be less than 2,500 individuals, 🦒 Estimated to be less than 2,500 individuals, Giraffe Manor is home to a resident herd of Rothschild’s giraffes!🦒

Already extinct in seven African countries, working towards their conservation is more important now than ever.  Giraffe Manor has been a breeding center for these critically-endangered Rothchild’s giraffes for even longer than it has been a hotel.  In the 1970s, only 80 Rothchild’s giraffes remained in Kenya.  Thanks, in part, to the careful breeding program at the Giraffe Center, now their numbers have reached over 1,000 in the wild.

Offering the most unforgettable bucket-list breakfast on the planet, Giraffe Manor also offers you the opportunity to stand tall for giraffes!  In collaboration with The Giraffe Conservation Fund, Giraffe Manor raises funds for the conservation of these gorgeous and graceful creatures.

Giraffe Manor is the perfect place to begin or end your safari.  I’ve chosen to begin my Kenyan safari right here with Kelly.  Edd’s just around the corner, as is Betty, Salma, Stacey, Lily and Jock.  In all there are 14 resident giraffes, including a baby born to Betty only yesterday!

🦒 For three incredible days and two glorious nights, I’ll call this stunning 1930s manor you see behind Kelly Giraffe home.  Simply by staying at Giraffe Manor, you help conserve Kenya’s wild landscapes, look after its wildlife and make a deeply positive impact on people’s lives.  Travel joyfully, y’all!  And please don’t forget to travel responsibly.  With love from Kenya, Sandy 🦒 

#giraffemanor #giraffe #nairobi #nairobikenya #safari #womenwhotravel #lovekenya #travelingram #travelawesome #ecotravel #conservation #savethemall #explorekenya #eastafrica #africanimals #travelgoals #traveldeeper #travelsmart #travellife #travelblogger #traveladdict #travelsmart #travelbloggers #travellife #thesandypapers #rothschildgiraffe @thesafaricollection @virtuosolifemag
Grasping the rail of the airstair, I glance over m Grasping the rail of the airstair, I glance over my shoulder just in case I can still see him.  With only four steps, I make quick work of it.  Bush planes are small and you board quickly.  Of the 12 seats, none are occupied.  Throwing my battered brown leather bag in the back of the aircraft, I quickly take a seat against the window on the right. Isack says there will be excellent views of Kili and Meru on this side.

Glancing out the window as we begin our short taxi, I continue looking frantically for him for one last wave, one last smile, one last, “Thank you for changing my life!” But he’s gone.  Isack is gone.

When we travel, we often create deep relationships with the places we visit — and, sometimes, with the people we meet.  Extraordinary moments of human connection can bloom wildly against exotic horizons in faraway lands between complete strangers who come together for a common purpose:  The Love of Travel.

For two solid weeks, Isack escorted me through his Tanzania.  Together, we wandered through the elephant paradise of Tarangire, we descended into the depths of Ngorongoro Crater and we journeyed to the very heart of the mighty Serengeti.

On the surface, this may sound easy to accomplish or to some even unremarkable.  But make no mistake:  Shit here is real.  GPS won’t cut it.  Neither will an untrained eye.  And having a properly trained and experienced mechanic on hand is absolutely essential.  Safari roads are as harsh and unforgiving and the environment itself.  Dirt, dust, mud and rock are the least of your worries.  Last-minute flooding can quickly make any trail impassible.  There are no maps that will guide you.  There are no books that will teach you.  Make a mistake and it could cost you dearly.

For many people, a safari is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.  When you work with an expert safari planner like me, you are in professional, experienced hands.  Africa is open and there has never been a better to to explore it.  When you are ready to book your safari, hit me up and I’ll hook you up with the African safari experience of your dreams.  With love from Africa, Sandy

#travelafrica
Precisely in the center of the Mighty Serengeti, w Precisely in the center of the Mighty Serengeti, we came face to face.  Locking eyes with him, I could scarcely breathe.  Majestic.  Graceful.  Powerful.  Fierce.  He was spectacular.  To watch the sun set across his body was to witness the hand of God.  After Africa, nothing is ever the same.

#serengeti #safari #africa #tanzania #travelphotography #travel #traveladdict #travelblogger #traveltheworld #traveling #traveldeeper #leopard #wildlife #wildlifephotography #natgeoyourshot #natgeotravel #wanderlust #wanderer #traveler #nomad #thesandypapers #travelplanner #loveafrica
Jambo Jambo, y’all! I’m on #safari in #tanzan Jambo Jambo, y’all!  I’m on #safari in #tanzania !

Since arriving on Monday, January 18, I’ve been warmly and widely welcomed by the Tanzanian people.  Tanzania, at the time of this writing, does not require a negative COVID test upon entry or masks to be worn in-country.  At Kilimanjaro Airport, my temperature was checked before the obligatory paper ceremony at the immigration desk.

During flight, I was mindful of social distancing and mask requirements.  Washing my hands often is a no-brainer for me as it has been a lifelong practice.  And my brilliant safari driver/guide Isack has made sure I have absolutely everything I need while in transit:  Plenty of water and snacks, binoculars, reference material and the list goes on!

Yesterday at Mt. Meru Regional Hospital, I underwent my very first COVID test as it is compulsory to travel into Kenya.  On Friday, I will be driven from Arusha to Nairobi by Arif, my amazing driver/guide in Arusha town.  At the border, we will present certification of our negative COVID tests, along with entry visas and passports.

On safari, The Sandy Papers has you expertly and professionally covered!  From drivers to guides, from lodges to lakes, from bush flights to COVID testing sites, we do it all.  If you’re ready to plan your African escape, hit me up!  I’m always up for safari chat.  There are a few places where I will have slow to no Internet, but I am reachable for most of my safari. (Please also keep in mind that I am nine hours ahead of Central Standard Time.)

Admittedly, I’m a little behind on social, but I look forward to sharing my adventures in the land of Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro and the Mighty Serengeti (and, soon enough, Kenya!) with you in the coming weeks.  With love from Arusha, Sandy

#travel #travelgram #travelagain #traveling #travelpic #traveladdict #travelblogger #traveltheworld #travelawesome #traveldeeper #traveldiaries #wander #wanderlust #wanderer #safari #tanzania #kenya #africa #lovetravel #travelphotography #travelplanner #beautifuldestinations #passportready #thesandypapers
Elephants are not rides. Elephants are not enterta Elephants are not rides.
Elephants are not entertainment.
And they are certainly not trophies.
Travel responsibly.
Travel respectfully.

With love from Africa, Sandy

#elephant #noriding #savethemall #conservation #notrophyhunting #travel #travelresponsibly #dogood #travelphotography #travelgram #traveltheworld #travelblogger #wildlifephotography #safari #travelagain #tanzania #tarangirenationalpark #loveelephants #nature #naturephotography #naturelovers #safariphotography #traveladdict #traveling #traveldeeper #traveldiaries #thesandypapers
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Get Lucky: The Right Way to Rub a Statue

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The Rise of the Ruin Bar

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All the Queen’s Men: Right Royal Facts About the Queen’s Guard

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Navigating Post-Pandemic Air Travel: What It’s Like to Fly Internationally Right Now

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Chefchaouen: Morocco’s Pretty Sapphire City

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Get Lucky: The Right Way to Rub a Statue

by Sandy October 25, 2020
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People build statues of heroes. The Greeks built statues of Hercules and Adonis.  The British built statues of Nelson and Churchill.  The Egyptians, Colossi of Memnon.  We Americans build statues of our heroes, too.  Like George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr.

Heroes usually only get statues when they’re dead.  And, when a person travels hundreds or thousands of miles to see a statue, sometimes looking isn’t enough. Sometimes, he or she wants to touch it.  And it’s always lucky to touch a hero statue.

But should you?

The short answer is most of the time.  As long as you are respectful of local customs and traditions and it’s not prohibited by local law, I say do …

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The Rise of the Ruin Bar

by Sandy October 14, 2020
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Spend five minutes in any of Eastern Europe’s capital cities and you’re likely to run across a ruin bar. Gloomy but gorgeous, ruin bars are usually found in eclectic, historical buildings that have been recycled into some seriously spectacular spaces.

These slightly spooky-chic establishments are adored by locals and travelers alike. Characterized by funky, non-matching furnishings, these derelict buildings and neglected outdoor spaces have been transformed into cozy, chaotic bars that, oftentimes, are almost exclusively candlelit.

Krakow’s nightlife, in my opinion, is unlike nightlife anywhere else in Europe. While its gorgeous architecture and the glow from Wawel Castle give this city a true fairy-tale feel, the bars in Krakow are anything but textbook. Yes, you can easily find a few …

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All the Queen’s Men: Right Royal Facts About the Queen’s Guard

by Sandy September 1, 2020
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Dressed in their iconic red coats and bearskin hats, the Queen’s Guard exemplify classic British pomp and no visit to London would be complete without witnessing this world-famous ceremony.  The Changing of the Guard is a centuries-old tradition steeped in custom and is led by experienced, front-line soldiers.

For more than a millennium, the British royal family has captured the imagination of countless people, British and otherwise.  However, there is another group of people that spend a lot of time at Buckingham Palace; and, while far less famous, they are, in my opinion, just as intriguing.   Notoriously silent and stoic, the Queen’s Guard raise a lot of questions:

Who are they?   How did they land the job?  Just how heavy …

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Navigating Post-Pandemic Air Travel: What It’s Like to Fly Internationally Right Now

by Sandy August 31, 2020
written by Sandy

Getting out wasn’t easy.  And yet, finally, somehow, here I am in this strange new world of deserted terminals, abandoned shops and next-level social distancing.  Delta had been canceling various legs of my extended trip to Europe and the United Kingdom for months, only for me to rebook the flights just in time for them to be canceled again.

So, naturally, I’m more than a little nervous as I hand my passport to the agent.  For the first time in a long time, I’m required to check in at the counter for my flight to London via Paris.  Only a few hours before, France announced a new requirement for any traveler, French national or otherwise, traveling to or through the

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Chefchaouen: Morocco’s Pretty Sapphire City

by Sandy August 5, 2020
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Tucked beneath the raw peaks of the Rif Mountains in Northern Morocco, you’ll find the pretty sapphire city of Chefchaouen.

Founded in 1471 by a Moorish warlord who was exiled from Spain, Chefchaouen was built as a stronghold in the fight against the Portuguese.   Famous for its achingly beautiful blue-washed buildings, Chefchaouen is an essential stop on any visit to the Rif region.   Seemingly every keyhole, stone wall and doorway is painted in striking shades of azure, cerulean, cobalt, turquoise, periwinkle or powder blue.   Largely shut off from the world for over 400 years, Chefchaouen is a photographer’s dream!  Painting the walls blue likely happened during the 15th century, shortly after the city was founded.

But why so blue?  Well, …

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Hi!  I’m Sandy, a fierce Virgo with a serious case of wanderlust that is rivaled only by an equally spectacular case of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. I’m Native Texan to the bone, although I was actually born in the Black Forest under a gibbous moon. Speaking of black, I love black licorice, black crystals and black humor.

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Take nothing but pictures đź“· Leave nothing but f Take nothing but pictures đź“·
Leave nothing but footprints 🦶🏻
Kill nothing but time 🦒❤️

#wildlife #wildlifephotography #conservation #kenya #africa #lewa #loveafrica #giraffes #travelphotography #traveltheworld #getoutthere #travelagain #safari #travelplanner #womenwhotravel #womenwhowander #wanderer #wander #wanderfolk #wandering #travelblogging #travelbloggers
🦏🌹 Rhinos + Roses = 14 Feb 21 🌹🦏 #sir 🦏🌹 Rhinos + Roses = 14 Feb 21 🌹🦏

#sirikoi #sirikoilodge #lewa #kenya #eastafrica #safari #rhinoceros #rhino #ecotourism #traveling #luxurytravel #travelblogger #travelingram #travelagent #travelagain #traveladdict #traveladdicted #traveladdiction #travelafrica #thesandypapers #beautifuldestinations #valentine #traveldeeper #travelexperience #exploreafrica #explorer #rhinos #conservation #travelawesome #virtuosotravel
💋🦒 Why, yes. There IS a giraffe in my lap. 💋🦒 Why, yes.  There IS a giraffe in my lap. 🦒💋

#giraffemanor #giraffe #savethemall #rothschildgiraffe #travelawesome #travelingram #travelplanner #traveladdict #travelblog #travelbloggers #travellife #traveldiary #travelagain #wildlife #wildlifephotography #safari #lovekenya #nairobi #nairobikenya #kenya #africa #conservation #conservationphotography #wildlifeconservation #thesandypapers #bucketlist #bucketlistideas #wanderfolk #travelgoals
🦒 Estimated to be less than 2,500 individuals, 🦒 Estimated to be less than 2,500 individuals, Giraffe Manor is home to a resident herd of Rothschild’s giraffes!🦒

Already extinct in seven African countries, working towards their conservation is more important now than ever.  Giraffe Manor has been a breeding center for these critically-endangered Rothchild’s giraffes for even longer than it has been a hotel.  In the 1970s, only 80 Rothchild’s giraffes remained in Kenya.  Thanks, in part, to the careful breeding program at the Giraffe Center, now their numbers have reached over 1,000 in the wild.

Offering the most unforgettable bucket-list breakfast on the planet, Giraffe Manor also offers you the opportunity to stand tall for giraffes!  In collaboration with The Giraffe Conservation Fund, Giraffe Manor raises funds for the conservation of these gorgeous and graceful creatures.

Giraffe Manor is the perfect place to begin or end your safari.  I’ve chosen to begin my Kenyan safari right here with Kelly.  Edd’s just around the corner, as is Betty, Salma, Stacey, Lily and Jock.  In all there are 14 resident giraffes, including a baby born to Betty only yesterday!

🦒 For three incredible days and two glorious nights, I’ll call this stunning 1930s manor you see behind Kelly Giraffe home.  Simply by staying at Giraffe Manor, you help conserve Kenya’s wild landscapes, look after its wildlife and make a deeply positive impact on people’s lives.  Travel joyfully, y’all!  And please don’t forget to travel responsibly.  With love from Kenya, Sandy 🦒 

#giraffemanor #giraffe #nairobi #nairobikenya #safari #womenwhotravel #lovekenya #travelingram #travelawesome #ecotravel #conservation #savethemall #explorekenya #eastafrica #africanimals #travelgoals #traveldeeper #travelsmart #travellife #travelblogger #traveladdict #travelsmart #travelbloggers #travellife #thesandypapers #rothschildgiraffe @thesafaricollection @virtuosolifemag
Grasping the rail of the airstair, I glance over m Grasping the rail of the airstair, I glance over my shoulder just in case I can still see him.  With only four steps, I make quick work of it.  Bush planes are small and you board quickly.  Of the 12 seats, none are occupied.  Throwing my battered brown leather bag in the back of the aircraft, I quickly take a seat against the window on the right. Isack says there will be excellent views of Kili and Meru on this side.

Glancing out the window as we begin our short taxi, I continue looking frantically for him for one last wave, one last smile, one last, “Thank you for changing my life!” But he’s gone.  Isack is gone.

When we travel, we often create deep relationships with the places we visit — and, sometimes, with the people we meet.  Extraordinary moments of human connection can bloom wildly against exotic horizons in faraway lands between complete strangers who come together for a common purpose:  The Love of Travel.

For two solid weeks, Isack escorted me through his Tanzania.  Together, we wandered through the elephant paradise of Tarangire, we descended into the depths of Ngorongoro Crater and we journeyed to the very heart of the mighty Serengeti.

On the surface, this may sound easy to accomplish or to some even unremarkable.  But make no mistake:  Shit here is real.  GPS won’t cut it.  Neither will an untrained eye.  And having a properly trained and experienced mechanic on hand is absolutely essential.  Safari roads are as harsh and unforgiving and the environment itself.  Dirt, dust, mud and rock are the least of your worries.  Last-minute flooding can quickly make any trail impassible.  There are no maps that will guide you.  There are no books that will teach you.  Make a mistake and it could cost you dearly.

For many people, a safari is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.  When you work with an expert safari planner like me, you are in professional, experienced hands.  Africa is open and there has never been a better to to explore it.  When you are ready to book your safari, hit me up and I’ll hook you up with the African safari experience of your dreams.  With love from Africa, Sandy

#travelafrica
Precisely in the center of the Mighty Serengeti, w Precisely in the center of the Mighty Serengeti, we came face to face.  Locking eyes with him, I could scarcely breathe.  Majestic.  Graceful.  Powerful.  Fierce.  He was spectacular.  To watch the sun set across his body was to witness the hand of God.  After Africa, nothing is ever the same.

#serengeti #safari #africa #tanzania #travelphotography #travel #traveladdict #travelblogger #traveltheworld #traveling #traveldeeper #leopard #wildlife #wildlifephotography #natgeoyourshot #natgeotravel #wanderlust #wanderer #traveler #nomad #thesandypapers #travelplanner #loveafrica
Jambo Jambo, y’all! I’m on #safari in #tanzan Jambo Jambo, y’all!  I’m on #safari in #tanzania !

Since arriving on Monday, January 18, I’ve been warmly and widely welcomed by the Tanzanian people.  Tanzania, at the time of this writing, does not require a negative COVID test upon entry or masks to be worn in-country.  At Kilimanjaro Airport, my temperature was checked before the obligatory paper ceremony at the immigration desk.

During flight, I was mindful of social distancing and mask requirements.  Washing my hands often is a no-brainer for me as it has been a lifelong practice.  And my brilliant safari driver/guide Isack has made sure I have absolutely everything I need while in transit:  Plenty of water and snacks, binoculars, reference material and the list goes on!

Yesterday at Mt. Meru Regional Hospital, I underwent my very first COVID test as it is compulsory to travel into Kenya.  On Friday, I will be driven from Arusha to Nairobi by Arif, my amazing driver/guide in Arusha town.  At the border, we will present certification of our negative COVID tests, along with entry visas and passports.

On safari, The Sandy Papers has you expertly and professionally covered!  From drivers to guides, from lodges to lakes, from bush flights to COVID testing sites, we do it all.  If you’re ready to plan your African escape, hit me up!  I’m always up for safari chat.  There are a few places where I will have slow to no Internet, but I am reachable for most of my safari. (Please also keep in mind that I am nine hours ahead of Central Standard Time.)

Admittedly, I’m a little behind on social, but I look forward to sharing my adventures in the land of Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro and the Mighty Serengeti (and, soon enough, Kenya!) with you in the coming weeks.  With love from Arusha, Sandy

#travel #travelgram #travelagain #traveling #travelpic #traveladdict #travelblogger #traveltheworld #travelawesome #traveldeeper #traveldiaries #wander #wanderlust #wanderer #safari #tanzania #kenya #africa #lovetravel #travelphotography #travelplanner #beautifuldestinations #passportready #thesandypapers
Elephants are not rides. Elephants are not enterta Elephants are not rides.
Elephants are not entertainment.
And they are certainly not trophies.
Travel responsibly.
Travel respectfully.

With love from Africa, Sandy

#elephant #noriding #savethemall #conservation #notrophyhunting #travel #travelresponsibly #dogood #travelphotography #travelgram #traveltheworld #travelblogger #wildlifephotography #safari #travelagain #tanzania #tarangirenationalpark #loveelephants #nature #naturephotography #naturelovers #safariphotography #traveladdict #traveling #traveldeeper #traveldiaries #thesandypapers
Jambo, Sweet Friends! As many of you know, I am o Jambo, Sweet Friends!

As many of you know, I am on safari in #tanzania for the next few weeks (smack in the middle of the Great Migration of, among other ungulates, wildebeests and zebras!), traveling onward through Kenya for a few weeks after that.  Followed closely by Rwanda, Uganda, Botswana and South Africa.  And the number one question I’ve received since beginning my travels is, “Are you afraid?” The answer to this question is a resounding, “ABSOLUTELY NOT!” Now is a WONDERFUL time to go on #safari !

It’s hard to keep up with where Americans are allowed to go right now and what the current requirements and restrictions are, but keeping up with these changes is one of the BIG benefits of working with a trusted travel professional like me.  There’s also the question of whether we should be #traveling right now.  That, of course, is a personal choice.  But, if you are in good health, are ready to adhere to required safety protocols and are willing to be flexible, there are some incredibly meaningful #travel opportunities available to you right now in #africa 

Between the time difference and traveling in some very remote locations (sometimes with little to no access to the Internet), it’s taken me a bit longer to answer your questions, which I will do soon.  If you are ready to book your safari or simply have questions for me, please email me at TheSandyPapers@gmail.com or message me at WhatsApp — my number is (703) 975-1747 — and I promise to return your message as quickly as I can.

Until then, please enjoy this short video I shot of #giraffe munching on acacia trees in the #serengeti .  Their time to migrate is year round.  Kweheri kwasasa, Sandy

#travelgram #travelblogger #traveladdict #traveltheworld #travelagain #adventure #adventuretime #adventuring #giraffes #giraffesofinstagram #greatmigration #migration #nature #travelawesome #traveldeeper #thesandypapers #travelvideo #traveladvisor

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