Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:11 pm
Blommieeeeee! 
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The Search for Stark...Roodewal
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Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:23 pm
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:51 pm
Ostrich... Groupie 
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 10:44 am
Plot? There was a plot??????Bushcraft wrote:RP, have you lost the plot again
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 7:16 pm
Why does there need to be a plot? 
On to Ngirivani...
Notice the shadows lengthening...
A Giraffe!
The species list was building up nicely! 
Some more ellies...with a bit of attitude!
Told you it was dry!
Then a quick stop at Timbavati picnic spot! The nice thing is it is relatively near Roodewal, so one can go there in the mornings and evenings and be quite relaxed and alone, as the Satara/Orpen bunch have gone or are yet to materialise!
The facilities were impeccable, as always, and Blommie and I charged the toilets!
The attendant (someone must remind me of his name...I'll edit...
) informed us that there was a lion in the riverbed, which sent Blommie charging to the perimeter, already firing from the hip, so to speak...
Attendant: "Eeek!"
RP: "Don't worry, you get used to it! "
Bl: "There! No there!"
RP: "I'm bringing the binocs..."
Somewhere there is a lion's tail sticking out of the bushes, but Blommie had seen it better by the time I had arrived!
On to Ngirivani...
Notice the shadows lengthening...
A Giraffe!
The species list was building up nicely! Some more ellies...with a bit of attitude!
Told you it was dry!
Then a quick stop at Timbavati picnic spot! The nice thing is it is relatively near Roodewal, so one can go there in the mornings and evenings and be quite relaxed and alone, as the Satara/Orpen bunch have gone or are yet to materialise!
The facilities were impeccable, as always, and Blommie and I charged the toilets!
The attendant (someone must remind me of his name...I'll edit...
) informed us that there was a lion in the riverbed, which sent Blommie charging to the perimeter, already firing from the hip, so to speak... Attendant: "Eeek!"
RP: "Don't worry, you get used to it!
"Bl: "There! No there!"
RP: "I'm bringing the binocs..."
Somewhere there is a lion's tail sticking out of the bushes, but Blommie had seen it better by the time I had arrived!
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 7:42 pm
what a nice.... Lion
one Giraffe, 5 Elies... first time there is so much animals 
one Giraffe, 5 Elies... first time there is so much animals
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:01 pm
Lion?
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 9:34 am
If BC thought you'd lost the plot, there must have been a (BC perceived) plot for you to lose.Richprins wrote:Why does there need to be a plot?
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 10:20 am
Cool riverbed ![[O]](./images/smilies/camera.gif "Photo")
Re: The Search for Stark...Roodewal
Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 10:42 am
We often see ellies & giraffe at Ngirivani. Lion? What lion?
Lion? What lion?