Our Pilanesberg Adventures

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Alf wrote: Mon Jan 13, 2020 9:57 am Wow what a great elephant spa day ^Q^ ^Q^
:yes: \O
Richprins wrote: Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:03 am The photobombing jackal! :-0
lol
Lisbeth wrote: Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:27 am Elephants have an almost erotic relationship with mud lol
lol \O
Dzombo wrote: Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:30 am
Flutterby wrote: Sun Jan 12, 2020 11:25 am But they're not nearly as calm as the Addo ellies!
One of those bulls has a reputation for having a go at cars.
Yes...Amarula. :yes:


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We eventually left the ellies behind and started making our way back to Mankwe gate.

Along the way we came across these adorable piggies. :-0

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Four in one! ;-)

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This Secretarybird had found something to eat but I couldn't get a clear pic. :no:

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Our last sighting was this ellie...both his tusks were incredibly thick but broken. He could have been a huge tusker!! :shock:

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A video of some of the day's highlights. ;-)


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Very nice and thanks, Flutts! ^Q^ ^Q^ :ty:

And a fancy video you made! :shock: O:V

Did you take a video camera? -O-


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Yes....how else would I take a video? O** ^0^


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Cute little piggies ^Q^ ^Q^


Next trip to the bush??

Let me think......................
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With a normal camera! ^0^


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My camera doesn't take videos. They video camera I use is actually the Brat's old Canon SX 30. ;-)


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Flutterby wrote: Tue Jan 14, 2020 10:57 am Yes...Amarula.
Ah, yes, I had an "encounter" with him many years ago.
Charged my car, and I had my 4 y o son screaming in the back "he's trying to kill us!"


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We came across him once and he was so calm. :yes:


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All in all it looked like a nice day, apart from all the driving ;-) You were certainly not short of elephants \O

Thanks for taking the trouble to post it. Very enjoyable ^Q^ ^Q^

I "Ash" an Afrikaan's name? In English it sounds rather sad or is it an abbreviation of Ashley? There is a bungalow here called "Ash" :-?


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