As soon as the mist cleared the junior rats charged off with their fishing rods while a few locals watched them from a distance.
The cow, Hawkeyes and the old lady remained at the unit to cook breakfast and enjoyed a few more of the dam locals from the deck.
We had to be out of our unit at 10am and time flew, so we were soon on our way home through the gorge, but we will definitely return and next time spend at least 2 nights.
Thanks for checking this short trip out
Lake Eland
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Beautiful scenery and birds. I love the kingfisher and also the puffie is not bad
What has Hawkeys become? A senior rat?
Looks like quite a nice accommodation
What a nice little story and you all seem to have enjoyed it
What has Hawkeys become? A senior rat?
Looks like quite a nice accommodation
What a nice little story and you all seem to have enjoyed it
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The Puff Adder is an elegant swimmer
Hawkeyes took some very good photos
The log villa looks super inside
for the little tale and report, Bushcraft
Hawkeyes took some very good photos
The log villa looks super inside
for the little tale and report, Bushcraft
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Yip, perfect combo, especially since I found out that the larger dam which we didn't have time to visit (and were advised not to due to the previous evenings rain) has barbel and carp alsoFlutterby wrote:Lovely scenery and great fishing - perfect combo!!
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Thanks Lisbeth I had another malachite land next to me while fishing and managed a shot with my cell phone as it was so close. I was surprised at the bird lifeLisbeth wrote:Beautiful scenery and birds. I love the kingfisher and also the puffie is not bad
What has Hawkeys become? A senior rat?
Looks like quite a nice accommodation
What a nice little story and you all seem to have enjoyed it
Hawkeyes........... large rat, junior adult, senior rat.....not sure yet
The accommodation is really good value for money
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The puffie swam almost the entire length of the dam and we followed, but chose to exit under a unit which is when the stir started as the unit occupants only spotted it because of us and then went into panic mode and evacuated their unit until a ranger came to catch the puffie. The ranger put it in a box and said that he would release it away from the units.Toko wrote:The Puff Adder is an elegant swimmer
Hawkeyes took some very good photos
The log villa looks super inside
for the little tale and report, Bushcraft
The accommodation is very good for the price
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eish........
that must be the highest ratio of bird photos that you have ever taken/posted on any travel tale
and they are all great shots too...
looks like a great outing was had by all...and the "old lady" joined you
one question....
why have they locked the "synthetic san man" in a cage ?????
that must be the highest ratio of bird photos that you have ever taken/posted on any travel tale
and they are all great shots too...
looks like a great outing was had by all...and the "old lady" joined you
one question....
why have they locked the "synthetic san man" in a cage ?????
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I didn't know Puff Adder can swim, they are so fat
very nice appartment
nice to fish and watch the game at the same time
was it competition with... the Kingfisher
very nice appartment
nice to fish and watch the game at the same time
was it competition with... the Kingfisher
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Yip, plenty birds there leachy I think the "old lady" enjoyed herselfleachy wrote:eish........
that must be the highest ratio of bird photos that you have ever taken/posted on any travel tale
and they are all great shots too...
looks like a great outing was had by all...and the "old lady" joined you
one question....
why have they locked the "synthetic san man" in a cage ?????
The locked up synthetic san man It's SA leachy and KZN, which is probably worse. If it wasn't locked up it wouldn't be there anymore