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The artist, photographer, conservationist and womaniser extraordinaire led a life of extremes fuelled by his love affair with Africa

Peter Beard was an artist, adventurer and African wildlife conservationist who was once described as half Tarzan, half Byron. Now a new biography chronicles the life of an endlessly restless man.

More than two years after his death, his friends, fans, and former lovers still speak of him in the present tense. A new book probes the enigma of his allure.

Peter Beard remained as untamed – and sometimes dangerous – as the animals he photographed.

/PRNewswire/ - Gold Royalty Corp. ("Gold Royalty" or the "Company") announces the filing of its operating and financial results for the three and six months...

Graham Boynton checked into the Satao Camp in Tsavo East National Park, which is located right next to a waterhole visited by elephants, zebra, baboons, hippo and giraffe.

It’s a Friday night, and young Henry Antrim is playing poker in George Atkins’s Cantina, just outside the military reservation of Fort Grant, Arizona. 

News Update Streetwise Reports  (2/11/21) This deal takes Ely Gold Royalties interest in the leased mining claims at Hog Ranch to 75.01% and its royalty there to 2.25%. Ely Gold Royalties Inc. (ELY:TSX.V; ELYGF:OTCQX; I4U:FSE) announced in a news release that through its subsidiary Nevada Select Royalty Inc. it agreed to acquire from Platoro West another 25% interest in the Hog Ranch property in Nevada. This transaction will boost Elys net smelter returns royalty on Hog Ranch to 2.25...

Ely Gold Royalties Inc.: Ely Gold Royalties Increases Royalty & Lease Interest in the Hog Ranch Property, Nevada Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 10, 2021) - Ely Gold Royalties Inc. ( TSXV: ELY) Ely Gold"), it has entered into a binding term sheet (the " Term Sheet") to acquire an additional 25% interest in its Hog Ranch Property (" Hog Ranch") located in Washoe County, Nevada from Platoro West Incorporated, a Nevada Corporation (" Platoro West"). The additional interest...

Originally published in 2012 I still look forward to Christmas even though Oregon Bank and Trust is now calling it something else and is probably not sponsoring Bank Day at grade schools anymore. Starting in the first grade, I took my nickel or dime to school every Tuesday for Bank Day deposit. It was money I made, sometimes as much as a quarter, selling perfume or flower seeds or Liberty Magazine to neighbors down the street. We lived in a middle class area (rented for $15a  month) near an ex...