and yes.... also near the junction one of the Legendary Tuskers - Alexander
It's February 2008 when I met this special one. He spent all of life near Mopani and died close to the place I photographed him. You can say he is still there because his skull is visible if you come from Mopani camp at the RH side
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More to come ...
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We normally don't see much on this road, as we are either cruising up to the North after gins and tonic at Mopane, or cruising home at the end of the trip!
All-Nature wrote:Great sightings along this stretch Alf and aat
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That doesn't surprize me at all ... after lots of gin and some tonic ...
Richprins wrote:Nice, aat and Alf!
We normally don't see much on this road, as we are either cruising up to the North after gins and tonic at Mopane, or cruising home at the end of the trip!
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Great Alf, so far the only one with a contribution. We can't expect anything from RP (only loaded with gin and tonic) as he says. See you in October ?
Alf wrote:We also love this road
On the T-junction of Mopani
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