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Plus I have to "pretend" to do that, as she "pops" in here from time to time
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Very rare sighting........ A whale in KNPInyati wrote:That would be me Flutts...
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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Good story, Fattie! 
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a Whale and a Snake.... good title for a book 
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Thought of a story!
Went on my only Trail in Kruger as a schoolboy...Olifants early 1980's...
Things were still a bit loose and fast then, trails still catching on, but what a great experience!
But smaller death awaited...
Firstly, every morning one trekked out from the basecamp on the South of the river, to the North, for some reason, sliding a small long plank or two over the rocks above the potholes below camp...dunno if they still do that?
I kid you not, there were crocodiles in there, beneath, but what did we know? Follow orders?
On one return, I lost my balance, and my friend's Dad, very similar to Flutts' dad, for want of a better comparison, pulled me to safety!
A lot like some sort of Disney movie or video game...
Part two to follow, will look for google earth pic!
Went on my only Trail in Kruger as a schoolboy...Olifants early 1980's...
Things were still a bit loose and fast then, trails still catching on, but what a great experience!
But smaller death awaited...
Firstly, every morning one trekked out from the basecamp on the South of the river, to the North, for some reason, sliding a small long plank or two over the rocks above the potholes below camp...dunno if they still do that?
I kid you not, there were crocodiles in there, beneath, but what did we know? Follow orders?
On one return, I lost my balance, and my friend's Dad, very similar to Flutts' dad, for want of a better comparison, pulled me to safety!
A lot like some sort of Disney movie or video game...
Part two to follow, will look for google earth pic!
Please check Needs Attention pre-booking: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=596
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Hahahaha Mr Fatties pleaseRichprins wrote:Good story, Fattie!
Show SOME respect! 
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I thought a boon can balance good
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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LMAO!!! He probably had a few too manyAlf wrote:I thought a boon can balance good
, or too little lady boons, so he was off balance? If you wish your merit to be known, acknowledge that of other people.
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Knowing this Boon, it is probably the former than the latter.Inyati wrote:LMAO!!! He probably had a few too manyAlf wrote:I thought a boon can balance good
Friends Dad, in hindsight, probably has so many regrets now.