Africa Wild

Good morning guys 0/* THings are starting to get a bit hectic in our household, with packing and trying to finish a TR which I think is a bit pushing it... 0: THank you guys for your replies and as promised, some birdies... PS. RP what is hanging under the tail of that first leopard? Boobies? -O-

Episode 20 Leopard Madness Part 3 This instalment will be about the leopards that I have seen during my December 2014 trip that didn’t’ get an episode of their own. Just want to say that I was lucky with them spots so there will be spots all over your screens… 3 January 2015 It was an excellent day ...

:-0 :-0 :-0 ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ X#X X#X X#X X#X I used to rate August for cats, but I now agree with you, September is tops \O Whaha, I just clicked that I was at some of those part 1 leopard sightings also, but at slightly different times. I never got the 2 together ^0^ Wow, part 2 just as good ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q...

Richprins wrote:Very clever episodes, Heksie!

Amazing that rock...must go there!

What is the Kruger law?

the law of the Kruger is to be at the right place at the right time...

Wow Heksie, what awesome leopard sightings! ^Q^ ^Q^ I also woke up feeling fluey this morning 0*\ so can empathise with you! O0 Sorry to hear about you also feeling fluey 0: Some med-lemon, disprin and vicks will fix you up in no time. ANd just for fun a 2 litre orange juice or tomato cocktail X#X

Episode 20 Leopard Madness Part 2 March 2014 It was time to go to Skukuza to for the annual cricket event, we entered the gate the morning at 6:00 and as all the dirt roads were closed because all of all the rain Mads and I decided to just drive the S1 to the S4 and then turn back before I go pitch ...

Firstly I would like to thank all of you super awesome people for all my wishes yesterday 0/0 O0 All was good in Heksieland and then I got the flu last night so full of snot this morning I had to write an episode as I promised to finish this TR before I go on my next trip on Thursday... Gonna try my...

I think it is actually very funny. Because some people really dont know how to behave at a sighting and we had an experience like this with dogs as well... hehehe

Scipio, I do fully agree with you statement.
We must always be on our guard, inside the camp as well, there have been many sightings of leopard and hyena in camps, so don't feel safe if you think that there is a fence between you and the bush

Richprins wrote:Some people are on holiday!

Ai, Heksie!

THe pros of being an educator...

We wanted it to be the other way round but some people beat us with the bookings