Andrew has spent the last 15 years in Germany as a successful IT consultant (hence the extensive Webpage). Although his career has been an exciting challenge, a change and a slowing down were inevitable.Now returning to his roots Andrew has taken on the task of living off the land, spending more time with his saxophone, paint brushes and cooking pots. Over a meal he can spin yarns about the time he walked 870km from Central African Republic to Sudan, or how he rode on the rooftop of a train carriage from Khartoum to Wadi Halfa.
Her childhood dreams of working with animals and the idea of living on home-grown food, somehow just fitted perfectly when she discovered the Antbear. Conny spends much of her free time riding and gardening. Andrew & Conny conduct EarthFoot's "Exploring the Drakensberg While Based in The Antbear Guesthouse" program. |
Conny married Andrew in 1996 and has two grown up children (Michaela and Gerd) who still live in Cologne. Having grown tired of her stressful European lifestyle as a personal manager, Conny encouraged Andrew to start something new.