Montyburnz
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- Location
- The Gambia, West Africa
Monty was born on the US Military base just outside of Loy Manara in Takistan. His father, a British Major was stationed at the base attached to the US forces as a liaison officer working between the coalition forces and the local tribesmen due to his experience working with the Takistan royal family.
Monty's mother, a Takistani national was a lady in waiting to the royal family and the family lived in Takistan until the coup d'etat in 1988 whereupon the family relocated to England.
Monty, after finishing secondary school followed his father's footsteps and signed up in the Army and after his initial military training at Winchester, proceeded to the Defense School of Healthcare Education where he took training as a Combat Medical Technician. I week 10 of training, Monty was forced to take a medical discharge due to a circulatory system disease.
Monty took a sabbatical to Tanoa where he managed to cure his disease by embarking on a strict raw food diet. Living on Tanoa, Monty took up photography and has documented the many archaeological ruins scattered about the island as well as the rich abundance of flora and fauna. His work has been exhibited in various galleries around the world and was used in a National Geographic documentary on the history of Tanoa.
Always on the hunt for new pastures and adventures, Monty recently moved to Altis ostensibly to study the famous Altian Rabbits and the amazing variety of snakes but is also interested on using his medical training by joining the Altis NHS.
Monty's mother, a Takistani national was a lady in waiting to the royal family and the family lived in Takistan until the coup d'etat in 1988 whereupon the family relocated to England.
Monty, after finishing secondary school followed his father's footsteps and signed up in the Army and after his initial military training at Winchester, proceeded to the Defense School of Healthcare Education where he took training as a Combat Medical Technician. I week 10 of training, Monty was forced to take a medical discharge due to a circulatory system disease.
Monty took a sabbatical to Tanoa where he managed to cure his disease by embarking on a strict raw food diet. Living on Tanoa, Monty took up photography and has documented the many archaeological ruins scattered about the island as well as the rich abundance of flora and fauna. His work has been exhibited in various galleries around the world and was used in a National Geographic documentary on the history of Tanoa.
Always on the hunt for new pastures and adventures, Monty recently moved to Altis ostensibly to study the famous Altian Rabbits and the amazing variety of snakes but is also interested on using his medical training by joining the Altis NHS.
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