Typical male - he turned his back on her and started to sulk.
Perhaps he realized he was setting a bad example for his offspring, he moved closer to her and pretended to be totally nonchalant
Deciding he needed to save face, when she dropped off to sleep, he pretended indifference to the proceedings by yawning widely. He didn't fool us for a second.
We had been so busy watching Big Daddy and Big Momma, we hadn't given much thought to the Herman and Peewee. Now that my concentration was broken, it felt as if I had two holes being bored through me. It gave me a strange feeling. Looking around I could see Herman, was again, imitating dad by giving a big yawn - so it wasn't him giving me the creepy feeling.
The feeling persisted so I looked closer than I had been looking. There was PeeWee stalking me! Now I know it is downright stupid - but our windows were open and I couldn't close mine as the engine was off. I looked at PeeWee and she looked at me. She was less than 10 feet from the car.
then her expression changed to a look of puzzlement - almost as if she was thinking "Now What?"
The feeling of eyes burning into me was still very strong. I looked to the left of me and there was Herman given me the hairy eyeball.
Deciding discretion was the better part of valor Jax closed the windows up halfway.The one other car that had been watching the family decided it was time for them to leave. We knew they were staying at Twee Rivieren and the shadows were very long so they would have to drive at the max speed limit and not stop if they wanted to be through the gates before closing time.
I noticed that Herman was no longer watching me and PeeWee had done a vanishing act. Something else had caught Herman's attention.
Wondering what had distracted him, we turned around and who should be standing in the middle of the road - PeeWee - she had chased the other car and was looking back as if to say "Mom Dad - did you see me chase that noisy box away"
We decided to leave the family in peace and head back for camp. As we drove off we saw PeeWee and Herman chasing us. We had a good laugh at the two of them. PeeWee was going to be a very bad influence on her brother.
We got home without incident and we were soon settled down round the fire.
As the sun disappeared over the horizon she shared her beauty before vanishing for the night.
Once again Mr Fox came for his visit and he was not as timid as he had been but trotted across in front of us to see if we had perhaps left something for him for supper. He was out of luck, so back he went to his bush and carried off whatever it was that he found so appetizing . Even though we had checked again - we still had no idea what he was picking up and taking home with him.
That night was uneventful with no unexpected visitors so we managed to have an unbroken sleep.
A new day and our last day - who knew what to expect.