Africa Wild

Richprins wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 4:56 pmAfter explaining that we were labouring in Marloth ...

For some reason my mind made up "labouring with Meth"

And no, I don't dabble in that stuff from hell I just watched a documentary about it....

Anyways... remember that the gate people have a lot of time at their hands at the moment, so your tea wouldn't be safe either

Don't feel guilty about being one of the blessed people who can enter the park - enjoy it as long as it lasts and especially as long as the quiet time without too many cars lasts.

Looks dry there though in parts.

Looks much better now, than in September...... logically

Where had you put the tea? In the glove compartment?

Imagine the Dimwits on meth?

No tea, Lis!

Great to see still that much water at Gesanftombi, Richprins

It is still much more than we saw the previous years when the dam was empty even in February

"put a gun to my head"

cant see why they would worry about a pick have gone camping with axes and spades

nice to see there is still water about .

Lucky you!!

Ja, the pickaxe was quite a drama!

I went down the Croc River road to check up un some water sources closer to the road....but the first pan dry...


And the wallow where I had waited for Flutts last year also dry!



Then down to check out the hippo pools...pygmy hippo!

Mobile is better than waterhole sitting.

The warthogs still find some grass

Some really grand views there on the S27, and the light is low at this time of year!




Then smartly back to Gezantombi Dam for some waterhole-sitting...to be met by family looking rather judgemental!