And then quite a rare opportunity a bit further on - a controlled burn in action!
(One can see some of the birds swooping around, nailing the insects that have to evacuate!

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It was EXTREMELY well-organised and supervised.
The burners walk a length of a few hundred metres setting the grass alight. In this case it was a stretch between the tar road and the firebreal that runs parallel 30m or so to the north (So forming a very broad firebreak, also to do with the fire-exempt fenced-off plant study plots in the area. )
In the background is the support vehicle with a water tank on the back. Very slick.
It is all about the wind, and we hardly felt or smelled anything!
Quite thrilling, I must say. Anyway, onwards to an equally-deserted Transport Dam. I was starting to get a bit peeved that no animals seemed to be thirsty in Kruger.
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