Bateleur Bushveld Camp
Re: Bateleur Bushveld Camp
If so, it's a very ill advised option. I know that I certainly don't have the expertise to even offer an informed opinion, but taking away a MAJOR asset from a camp seems curiously puzzling.
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We have a new map of Kruger where all the waterholes that are to close are in red (as opposed to blue for the ones that will remain)
Rooibosrandt is in red but agree ExFmem and my view is also just a layperson's view. The dam was a major attraction for the area. We have not returned to Bateleur since Decmeber 2010. Time will tell if this is the right decision.
Rooibosrandt is in red but agree ExFmem and my view is also just a layperson's view. The dam was a major attraction for the area. We have not returned to Bateleur since Decmeber 2010. Time will tell if this is the right decision.
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One little aside is that the proposed road from Shangoni Gate will presumably join the S-52 somewhere nere there?
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Re: Bateleur Bushveld Camp
Back from Kruger incl Bateleur - here the good news: All dams still there and accessible: Silvervis and Rooibosrand
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that is nice Toko, thanks
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Re: Bateleur Bushveld Camp
Toko,
Accessible like in the "old" days when you could drive (almost) the length of the dam, or just accessible to a car or 2 to sit far back from the water? I know that's not exactly clear, but if you are familiar with how it used to be, you'll know what I'm trying to ascertain. Thanks!
Accessible like in the "old" days when you could drive (almost) the length of the dam, or just accessible to a car or 2 to sit far back from the water? I know that's not exactly clear, but if you are familiar with how it used to be, you'll know what I'm trying to ascertain. Thanks!
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Not like the old days, ExFmem, only the small spot for 2 or 4 cars and you need a bino to ID a Jacana at the water's edge -O
But the dam is still there
But the dam is still there
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