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Andrew A. Anderson

Andrew A. Anderson was a travel writer and explorer known for his vivid accounts of life in South Africa during the late 19th century. His notable work, 'Twenty-Five Years in a Waggon in South Africa: Sport and Travel in South Africa,' provides an immersive narrative of his experiences traversing the diverse landscapes and cultures of the region. Through his detailed observations and engaging storytelling, Anderson captured the spirit of adventure and the challenges faced by those who ventured into the South African wilderness. Anderson's writings not only reflect his personal journeys but also serve as a historical document of the time, offering insights into the social and environmental conditions of South Africa. His work contributed to the genre of travel literature, emphasizing the allure of exploration and the complexities of colonial encounters. Although not as widely known today, Anderson's contributions to travel writing remain significant for their rich descriptions and the unique perspective they provide on a pivotal era in South African history.

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“There are several ‘givens’ in firearms handling,” Andrew explained. “A gun is never pointed at anything other than what one wishes to shoot. When two hunters walk side by side, with guns cradled, each points his muzzle in the direction away from the other. When one is walking with a loaded gun, the safety is engaged to prevent accidental discharge. One does not walk with a finger on the gun’s trigger. When hunting or otherwise carrying firearms, one must be constantly alert to positions and movements of others in relation to oneself.””

Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“There are several ‘givens’ in firearms handling,” Andrew explained. “A gun is never pointed at anything other than what one wishes to shoot. When two hunters walk side by side, with guns cradled, each points his muzzle in the direction away from the other. When one is walking with a loaded gun, the safety is engaged to prevent accidental discharge. One does not walk with a finger on the gun’s trigger. When hunting or otherwise carrying firearms, one must be constantly alert to positions and movements of others in relation to oneself.””

Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

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