He also told the outlet: "Not that you can take your mind off it, but maybe fill it with other things."Adding, "He had some somber moments, but I think he was in awe of everything.
I had every minute filled.”Geoffrey further shared, "We did all the crazy things that I would have done — swoop low, see hippos in the water.
Seatbelts on, all the doors off, you see everything rushing by.
It was an amazing few days.
We were only there for a short time, but I think it remained with him forever."The outlet noted that the southern African country Botswana inspired Prince Harry so much, and 20 years later he took Meghan Markle, his now-wife, there for a trip.It is pertinent to mention that Geoffrey Kent is also set to release his memoir, The Greatest Adventurer, on November 10, in which he tells the story of….
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