Courtesy of DSCENE I came to Tanzania for the Serengeti. Like most visitors, I arrived prepared to look outward, toward the horizon, toward the animals moving through tall grass, toward the landscape that has filled books, films, and childhood imagination. Safari teaches you to watch carefully. You learn to notice movement in the distance, to follow tracks, to wait in silence. Yet it can also make you miss what exists close by. You can pass thro…
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