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Richprins' Short Business Trips to The Park
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Oh dear, I think I also would have been popping pills!
Love the big rhino and the little ones!
Love the big rhino and the little ones!
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Thanks, Pumbaa!
Ja, Lis, Mother is quite a character indeed, but wouldn't be here without her!
http://v9.tinypic.com/player.swf?file=whecg8&s=9
Ja, Lis, Mother is quite a character indeed, but wouldn't be here without her!
http://v9.tinypic.com/player.swf?file=whecg8&s=9
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On to the main waterhole, and another Openbill stork there...lots around last year? 
Nice reflection pic!
Had developed a bit of a cough due to constant giggling and laughing in car...spirits had been high for a while now!
A visitor promptly arrived!
Nice pic this one...another visitor!
And then a spoilsport...they are really at every waterhole this drought season...
The buffalo totally ignored him, and a got a bad feeling about this, as having seen bullies at a bar over the years looking for fresh targets jogged my memory!
The silly road that goes in front of the parking, as said earlier, is not nice, and lo and behold his majesty came slowly for us...
No more pics of this, as I drove forward rather smartly, and had forgotten about the winding exit that eventually brings you out quite a way back near where the rhino were. Just made it, and quite a bit of excitement. The family knows that if I am worried it is significant, so were quiet!
Back on the tar road, restfulness returned, and we pleasantly made our way out at Malelane. This hippo out in broad daylight at the Mlambane bridge, probably chased there by an ellie
THE END to a wonderful trip indeed!
Nice reflection pic!
Had developed a bit of a cough due to constant giggling and laughing in car...spirits had been high for a while now!
A visitor promptly arrived!Nice pic this one...another visitor!
And then a spoilsport...they are really at every waterhole this drought season...
The buffalo totally ignored him, and a got a bad feeling about this, as having seen bullies at a bar over the years looking for fresh targets jogged my memory!
The silly road that goes in front of the parking, as said earlier, is not nice, and lo and behold his majesty came slowly for us...
No more pics of this, as I drove forward rather smartly, and had forgotten about the winding exit that eventually brings you out quite a way back near where the rhino were. Just made it, and quite a bit of excitement. The family knows that if I am worried it is significant, so were quiet!
Back on the tar road, restfulness returned, and we pleasantly made our way out at Malelane. This hippo out in broad daylight at the Mlambane bridge, probably chased there by an ellie
THE END to a wonderful trip indeed!
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Nice pic with the buff and the stork
Don't be so anti elephant, they are such wonderful animals and that one really looks very calm and couldn't care less about the buffs
Wow! for once you have really been fast and finished a TT in due time and a very enjoyable one, I can add 
RP!
Don't be so anti elephant, they are such wonderful animals and that one really looks very calm and couldn't care less about the buffs
Wow! for once you have really been fast and finished a TT in due time
and a very enjoyable one, I can add RP!"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Thanks for sharing all the excitement 
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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It is already long time ago when we spotted our last open billed stork in Kruger I guess it is about time again
I guess it is about time again PuMbAa
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Never thought you'd take interest in birds.
Like the open bill
Thanks for the entertainment once again, RP
Like the open bill
Thanks for the entertainment once again, RP
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Pleasure, Wildies!
Went fast as it is up to date!
This is an old pic of Renosterpan...doesn't show the new roads, so must wait?
Went fast as it is up to date!
This is an old pic of Renosterpan...doesn't show the new roads, so must wait?
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Got these messages from RP.
Not sure if this is a new game RP is trying to introduce. Maybe we got to guess what he is doing?? But it looks like as per usual everything is under control. 