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Oct 13, 2026
Scot de Bruyn: Out of Africa.
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12:18Scot de BruynGUEST
Pop the fly off, like strip it in, grab it, just gnaw it off, quickly put the next one and tie it on, stick that one in your cap, and then, and then go again.
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12:28Scot de BruynGUEST
You had to kinda walk about a mile and a half to get to the peninsula, to the point.
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12:35Scot de BruynGUEST
And because it was close enough to camp, I could spend some time there after the guiding day to just go and sit on the beach and kinda watch, just look at the water and look at the sandbanks.
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12:47Scot de BruynGUEST
There was a, a particular tide where in front of that beach, there was, like, a big patch of, like, seagrass and weed that kind of had been sort of uncovered by the wave action because the, the weather was not that great.
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13:00Scot de BruynGUEST
And then within two, three days, you would go back to that same section of beach, and it would be like a different beach.
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