Re: Browns in Kruger July 2015
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 10:17 am
19th Imfolozi to Home
We didn’t hurry this morning and slept later than normal, so we only pulled out of camp at around 7am.
I hate arriving home late on the last day and I had work and the rats had school the next day, so we decided to not waste time and headed for the gate.
First up was a rhino family and then a herd of buffalo. The one little buff gave us a laugh because it was next to the road and initially didn’t notice the Cow taking pics until we were 1m from it and then it seemed to get a rather large skrik.
Next up was a tawny in the dry riverbed, a nervous giraffe and then elephant causing problems at a picnic spot.
Hawkeyes chirped a few km later that she had spotted something and it turned out to be a male lion waking up.
Lastly we stopped back at the buffalo kill a few km from the gate to snap a few pics.
Thanks to all of you guys that have shared our adventure with us and for allowing us the opportunity to relive our trip.
Bushcraft, the Cow and the Rats.
We didn’t hurry this morning and slept later than normal, so we only pulled out of camp at around 7am.
I hate arriving home late on the last day and I had work and the rats had school the next day, so we decided to not waste time and headed for the gate.
First up was a rhino family and then a herd of buffalo. The one little buff gave us a laugh because it was next to the road and initially didn’t notice the Cow taking pics until we were 1m from it and then it seemed to get a rather large skrik.
Next up was a tawny in the dry riverbed, a nervous giraffe and then elephant causing problems at a picnic spot.
Hawkeyes chirped a few km later that she had spotted something and it turned out to be a male lion waking up.
Lastly we stopped back at the buffalo kill a few km from the gate to snap a few pics.
Thanks to all of you guys that have shared our adventure with us and for allowing us the opportunity to relive our trip.
Bushcraft, the Cow and the Rats.