File:Tom Skinner - Dennis Kane - DC3 in Africa 1976.jpg
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Tom Skinner (L) and Dennis Kane (R) about to board a historic DC3 that would transport them from Nairobi to Governors Camp in Kenya - part of a week-long trip to research and develop an early National Geographic Special.
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English: Tom Skinner (L) and Dennis Kane (R) about to board a historic DC3 that would transport them from Nairobi to Governors Camp in Kenya - part of a week-long trip to research and develop an early National Geographic Special, “Elephant” that would be produced by Nicholas Noxon. This was one of many trips Tom and Dennis would make to East Africa in the years ahead. |
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