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Lisbeth
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Re: Leopard
Do they have to get that close?
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Lol if they parked any further they would damage all the Vegetation Leopard and Ellie were so calm >> All Good
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It has already been posted yesterday, but I do not remember where. I think under "lions in trees" or something similar 
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Yes it's under lion! 
Amazing stuff!
Amazing stuff!
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It was taken by Mala Mala Guide in South of Property on the old Farm Charleston where I grew up apparently according to one of the Wild Earth Guides>> was in SE Sabi Sands anyway so could have been Kirkmans Camp or Nottens too