Day 4: Tatasberg Wilderness Camp
Along the way back we saw more Klipspringers and baboons on the way down to Tatasberg. Late afternoon it was time for a swim again and then watching the sun set. If you want more action take a canoe along or go fishing in the river. I am no fisherman, but if you are interest you can catch large barbels of over 30 kg, large size small mouth yellowfish and carp . When you go swimming you will certainly know of their presence as they might nibble on your toes or just give you a big fright.
Fishing will be on catch and release base and only the carp can be kept to eat. The scenery around the river is exceptional and wish I could have taken a photo while swimming. At least SO got a few pics from the side-line.
On the way back from Kokerboomkloof:
Having fun on the Orange river in canoes:
Tatasberg camp:
Small Shepherds tree growing out of a rock at the camp with the sun setting on the last day at Tatasberg:
Difficult to describe how hot is was because it will be an understatement. 
Felt like a survival trip and just made it with 2 liters of water left after consuming about 20 liters between the 3 of us. However will do it again, but closer to winter or rather in spring. 
