"Kyk die Leeus Oom Dewi."
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Lisbeth
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Beautiful views of the Luvuvhu river
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I'm with you on the fascination of the scenery - love those photos particularly.
But the coucal and the zebra are pretty too.
But the coucal and the zebra are pretty too.
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Oom Dowi,...seems you enjoyed very much,..
that's good!!!,...
that's good!!!,...
Heh,.. H.e
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The scenery here always fascinates me and I would love to be able to walk through the bush here if their was a guide available.
Walking through the Lebombo Ironwood forest is absolutely mind-blowing....like a plantation!
Had the ironic privilege of doing it on the Olifants trail as a child...much bigger forest, though!
Those tsessebe look a bit funny...very clean for the local crowd...
Anyway, good to see the Luvhuvhu again!
Walking through the Lebombo Ironwood forest is absolutely mind-blowing....like a plantation!
Had the ironic privilege of doing it on the Olifants trail as a child...much bigger forest, though!
Those tsessebe look a bit funny...very clean for the local crowd...
Anyway, good to see the Luvhuvhu again!
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Good to see this area again Dewi - thank you. We in Punda in December 
Can't believe we still have the racing bakkies and lorries.
Can't believe we still have the racing bakkies and lorries.
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Just caught up on your trip so far Dewi - great sightings and lovely photos 
The lion experience must have been quite something and the scenery looks stunning
The lion experience must have been quite something and the scenery looks stunning
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Thank you for your comments Nan, Lisbeth, Flutterby, Bush Brat, Mel, H. Erectus, Richprins, Duke & PJL.
We headed for Pafuri Picnic spot where we got out and had a mooch around. The little 'uns loved the riverbank and the really close Nyalas.
The river scenery was fabulous, complete with drinking Nyalas.
And the resident males wandered around oblivious to our presence.
We headed for Pafuri Picnic spot where we got out and had a mooch around. The little 'uns loved the riverbank and the really close Nyalas.
The river scenery was fabulous, complete with drinking Nyalas.
And the resident males wandered around oblivious to our presence.
Dewi
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That is a huge nyala bull! 
Good luck with having nyala pics nominated...
The place is extremely special indeed!
Good luck with having nyala pics nominated...
The place is extremely special indeed!
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