Bushpig never disappoints me Give her a big hug from me! She is a star
Sounds like a nice busy day with lots of excitements
Lake Eland
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I had the wobbles on that bridge as I'm afraid of heights, but I wasn't going to tell the clanPRWIN wrote: okay ,not sure if So or Mushi would have gone over that bridge Great setting and photo,s
PS how deep was that Loo 500m drop???
I did look down the loo to check the height, but it was too dark
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It's a cool spot if one wants a little excitement also I'm going to give up on pics shortly as the clan is taking overToko wrote:That's outdoor adventure and spectacular views
The female Browns take better photos with a point and shoot than you do with your fancy thingie Great captures of the Elegant Grasshopper and the Black-tailed Skimmer
What's the accommodation like?
The accommodation is fantastic IMO. The master bedroom even has a king size bed which is something I have never slept in
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The fish are wild RP, but all small It's definitely worth a visit and Toti is on route, so a braai on the way past is on the cardsRichprins wrote:This continued all afternoon and we probably caught around 50 fish between us but nothing bigger than 300mm in size, however it was good fun for the kids and better than a weekend in front of the TV.
well done, The Browns!
Very good to see, will definitely visit Oribi Gorge at some stage!
Everything looks clean and sorted!
Family healthy!
SO sexy as always...
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You are correct nan, the young are stupidly brave at timesnan wrote:you have a lot of pearls all over
you don't you remember... we were immortal when we was young
is the loo often occupied
splendid
Only Bushpig ventured into the loo while we were there
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Thanks PumbaaPumbaa wrote:What a lovely report, Bushcraft
Looks like a lovely area to relax
It’s a great spot for a few relaxing nights
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The view is fantastic PC I just wish that we had more time to explore the area, but another trip is on the cardsPeter Connan wrote:Stunning views from the cave and eagle's nest!
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Bushpig will hang her teeth out Lisbeth I'm a little hyperactive, so the family doesn't get much time to relaxLisbeth wrote:Bushpig never disappoints me Give her a big hug from me! She is a star
Sounds like a nice busy day with lots of excitements
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At around 4pm some of the dam locals decided to make an appearance and the puffie caused a stir
Just before dark the fish really started to chow, so the camera got dumped while the game was on.
Other fishing guests arrived during this time, but although they were full of enthusiasm, didn’t really know what was potting and my junior rats were making a couple fathers look seriously incompetent which I thought would eventually cause a few pelicans, but instead they came looking for advice from the rats which resulted in a few amusing explanations from them on how to fish.
Just as we were starting to settle in and enjoy our evening braai Eksom load shedding decided to stuff up the mood, but fortunately the cow found a lantern and Hawkeyes found a few candles, so at least we could eat with some light.
We woke early to a misty morning and I was fairly surprised to find Bushpig outside already fishing, so she definitely had the “bass bug”
To be continued
Just before dark the fish really started to chow, so the camera got dumped while the game was on.
Other fishing guests arrived during this time, but although they were full of enthusiasm, didn’t really know what was potting and my junior rats were making a couple fathers look seriously incompetent which I thought would eventually cause a few pelicans, but instead they came looking for advice from the rats which resulted in a few amusing explanations from them on how to fish.
Just as we were starting to settle in and enjoy our evening braai Eksom load shedding decided to stuff up the mood, but fortunately the cow found a lantern and Hawkeyes found a few candles, so at least we could eat with some light.
We woke early to a misty morning and I was fairly surprised to find Bushpig outside already fishing, so she definitely had the “bass bug”
To be continued