Browns in Kruger September 2019

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Glad that things calmed down at skukuza when you arrived again

Not nice to braai in that cold wind


Next trip to the bush??

Let me think......................
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Still can't believe these leopard popping up all over the place!! ^Q^ ^Q^


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Richprins wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 6:47 pm :shock: :shock: :shock: Bushy!

How on earth did you think you were going to Nhlanguleni and back in a few hours! lol

But seriously, leopard in unexpected places! 0:

Very unusual the martial on roadkill... O-/ :-? :-? :-?


Albert who is as skinny as a snake, but eats like a horse.

A rare mix of similes, and well done. No grammatical problem. O:V

Nhlanguleni Is around 50km from Skukuza and it was around 11:00am :-? Make there and back twice =O:


Leopard, lucky with a few of the leopard this day ;-)

Grammar :twisted:


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First leopard: Must have been rather uncomfortable lol

Second leopard: Great sighting \O

Third leopard: Too hard to see and too messy O**

Fourth leo..... :-?


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harrys wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 7:58 pm From now on you will be known as the Leopard whisperer O** ,I drove the roads you drove and I found zero Leopards, only some Lions and 20000000 Elephants :shock:

Again awesome sightings and very well told....great humour ^Q^ ^Q^
I'm not sure about the leopard story, a lot of luck and timing on our side this trip \O Ja, we found plenty elephants visiting the Sabie river daily \O


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Pumbaa wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 11:45 pm Once again a leopard trip, Bushcraft,

that was indeed a brilliant one :-0 :-0 :-0 Also a fantastic martial eagle sighting X#X

Hopefully it was a bit quieter in the evening there but must say although Skukuza is a busy area by day we cannot complain about the nights or evenings :yes: :yes: :yes:

Ya, Pumbaa plenty leopard sightings possible in August/September, but I'm nervous for next year because we can't visit at that time as Hawkeyes is at Varsity, so if we go, then June is the only time that suits schools and Varsity, besides one needs to hit the Lotto to afford Varsity O-/ :O^

Skukuza on a public holiday O-/


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Alf wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2019 7:56 am Glad that things calmed down at skukuza when you arrived again

Not nice to braai in that cold wind
Definitely stay away from Skukuza on a public holiday :O^

I didn't expect it to get as cold, so warm clothes started to become an issue. :yes:


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Flutterby wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2019 8:26 am Still can't believe these leopard popping up all over the place!! ^Q^ ^Q^

September is a good time to spot them Flutts and we were lucky \O


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Lisbeth wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2019 11:52 am First leopard: Must have been rather uncomfortable lol

Second leopard: Great sighting \O

Third leopard: Too hard to see and too messy O**

Fourth leo..... :-?

Yes agreed, 1 great sighting in the mix \O

We thought that the 1st leopard in the episode was going to fall off the branch any minute, but it didn't move lol


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Lisbeth wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2019 11:52 am
Fourth leo..... :-?
Only the next day, but it's coming ;-)


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