Update | What a year this has been for us all. Covid19 has changed our lives and left us with feelings of uncertainty about our futures. Insecurity about our employment, travel and what may lay ahead have all had a devastating effect on each and every one of us. How can we go forward when […]
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For those who will be visiting Footsteps this year on 18th January 2020, we will be having a birthday party for Seven and Yoga. The Footsteps Dogs. Seven will be seven years old on 18th January. And, well we’re not quite sure of Yoga’s birthday exactly, but she will be four years old also. Those
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UK or Gambia, what’s the difference? When I lived in the UK I think I had it pretty good. Nice job, nice car, nice house, nice things etc! Mostly, I accumulated stuff: clothes, CDs, gadgets – and for the most part, I thought I was happy. Yet it would be fair to say, after spending
Hello everyone, stay in touch wherever you are and we hope you are all well and observing safety guidelines. For us, in The Gambia, we are in our 8th week of countrywide lockdown and social distancing. And we thought you might like to know what we are doing to keep busy and how we all
Beach walks Beach walks: walking is good for the soul and for your general well-being. It’s also great for your dog. And if you didn’t bring one on holiday with you then we have a couple of very obliging mutts at the lodge called Seven and Yoga. Always on hand to accompany you 😀🐾 Gambia
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Footsteps teamed up with the animal care association (ACA) for a dog rescue effort. Dog rescue | The ACA is a registered charitable organisation that was founded in 2009. It is concerned with the welfare of beach and street animals in The Gambia. They are based in The Greater Banjul Area of The Gambia. And
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I love Mangoes in May! They are one of those special fruits that you crave but seldom have. Probably because when we see them in the supermarkets, they are not ripe and are a bit more than you want to spend on a piece of fruit. Gambian Mango The mango is known as the ‘king
