Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
That elephant way too close
Next trip to the bush??
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
The big ellie showing who is the boss
Nice story telling
Nice story telling
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
Those ellies always follow that route, but you are brave I have a pic of one with it's butt in the gate, not sure why it was trying to reverse into camp.
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
In fact a scary moment, Richprins
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Howzit! RP and Dwarf finally got a pozzie in the hide, so their pelicans were gone. By now the sun was taking serious strain, so their mik en druk had to do the job. It seems they were heavy on the 'tea" again, something I can't do with all 12 of my ailments.
By now RP's other chinas had pulled into camp, and went straight to their unit, 14, which is the best in the camp unless you like units 1-13, which is also cool, but 2 and 4 are under renovation, so maybe check out 15, good for the Rats when we stay there, as they are getting bigger and you can throw the bodies of any boys that try and visit over the fence out of view of the other units.
So then Borderline pitched up at the hide and said the other two were checking out a leopard that was cruising past the other hide, obviously on the way to the water! RP's teeth were hanging out, as he could just sit and wait and didn't have to move other than get a quick dop.
(I have seen leopard at both hides five times in one day, so I can imagine they were chuffed! Couldn't get pics though, as, errr.... my laptop is at work, hectic at the moment.)
Then things started getting hectic! The faulty sable started jogging around and did a lap right along the fence in front of the hide and gone, like a horse race! RP caught a serious wobble, but soon things were calm again, and the leopard was apparently close now, as GB and Frewells could be seen approaching along the fence from the Skukuza side, following it.
Suddenly there was chaos, as from the right a big male lion ran in, being chased by an elephant bull. No jokes, and there was a lot of noise. The lion ran off to the left, and the elephant gave up and left as well. There was now major activity in the hide:
"Get the Binocs!"
"I can't find them, quick, where's the camera?"
"It's too dark for the camera!"
"Try anyway!"
The other two arrived at the hide, also chuffed, saying that a sable had come running past them while they were checking out the leopard, but the leopard had after that frozen, then ducked sharply off down and away in Skukuza direction. RP told them about the lion, so that is what had spooked the sable and the leopard! The others tuned him big time where was the elephant and lion then, but suddenly the lion pitched chilled again and had his drink.
By now RP's other chinas had pulled into camp, and went straight to their unit, 14, which is the best in the camp unless you like units 1-13, which is also cool, but 2 and 4 are under renovation, so maybe check out 15, good for the Rats when we stay there, as they are getting bigger and you can throw the bodies of any boys that try and visit over the fence out of view of the other units.
So then Borderline pitched up at the hide and said the other two were checking out a leopard that was cruising past the other hide, obviously on the way to the water! RP's teeth were hanging out, as he could just sit and wait and didn't have to move other than get a quick dop.
(I have seen leopard at both hides five times in one day, so I can imagine they were chuffed! Couldn't get pics though, as, errr.... my laptop is at work, hectic at the moment.)
Then things started getting hectic! The faulty sable started jogging around and did a lap right along the fence in front of the hide and gone, like a horse race! RP caught a serious wobble, but soon things were calm again, and the leopard was apparently close now, as GB and Frewells could be seen approaching along the fence from the Skukuza side, following it.
Suddenly there was chaos, as from the right a big male lion ran in, being chased by an elephant bull. No jokes, and there was a lot of noise. The lion ran off to the left, and the elephant gave up and left as well. There was now major activity in the hide:
"Get the Binocs!"
"I can't find them, quick, where's the camera?"
"It's too dark for the camera!"
"Try anyway!"
The other two arrived at the hide, also chuffed, saying that a sable had come running past them while they were checking out the leopard, but the leopard had after that frozen, then ducked sharply off down and away in Skukuza direction. RP told them about the lion, so that is what had spooked the sable and the leopard! The others tuned him big time where was the elephant and lion then, but suddenly the lion pitched chilled again and had his drink.
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
This was and exciting afternoon
Time well spent gone through all 22 pg's. of your entertaining TT
On track for more
Sable are my favourite antelope!
Time well spent gone through all 22 pg's. of your entertaining TT
On track for more
Sable are my favourite antelope!
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
Now I know why BC's TT are always so full of tension, he is inventing it all
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Re: Dimwits Talamati Oct 2015 - With Guest Commentary
a lot to catch/watch
love Yellow-billed Oxpecker and Sable
and the Boons arrive
your camera drunk too much for some pix
love Yellow-billed Oxpecker and Sable
and the Boons arrive
your camera drunk too much for some pix
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nana and AN! One can see the lion in the middle of the pic!
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