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gmgill > I felt an overwhelming privilege to be in the presents of such a wonderful animal, I also feel very proud to have taken this photograph probably the most powerful I have ever taken.

gmgill > An early morning wake up call 5.30, by a man carrying an oil lamp breakfast, then a 2.1/2 hour trek through a misty wet muddy forest, this was our fantastic reward

gmgill > This was a scary moment, a very protective mother rushed from the undergrowth grabbed and dragged down our guide “Dioge’ne” he was held for 5 min before being released.

gmgill > "Karisoke" the research centre were Dian Fossey was buried next to "Digit" had it not been for Dian there would be no gorillas left in Rwanda.

I felt an overwhelming privilege to be in the presents of such a wonderful animal, I also feel very proud to have taken this photograph probably the most powerful I have ever taken.

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