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Low life’s Limpopo legend

Around a safari campfire, they’re still telling tales of Jeremy Clarke

3 January 2015

9:00 AM

3 January 2015

9:00 AM

‘You’ve got a lot to live up to,’ said the ranger. ‘The last Spectator journalist who stayed here was Jeremy Clarke. He made quite the impression.’ Like some sort of Zulu legend, our ‘Low life’ columnist’s time at Shambala game reserve is now talked about around the campfire — or braai as it is known in South Africa.

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