Africa Wild

Our photographer is obviously glued to the TV set watching the endless procession of pathetic rugby games, so we probably won't get much out of him for the day. (0)

A bit of storytelling

iNdlovu wrote:Our photographer is obviously glued to the TV set watching the endless procession of pathetic rugby games, so we probably won't get much out of him for the day. (0)

Maybe he went off to the park again. -O

iNdlovu wrote:Our photographer is obviously glued to the TV set watching the endless procession of pathetic rugby games, so we probably won't get much out of him for the day. (0)

You are so wrong Boss, I have been sorting out the next batch of photo's. There are some that are obviously not suitable for public viewing without causing major embarrassment to the subject.

Get your drinks and take your seats, as we are about to embark on the official AW winners game drive.

A nature episode?

Want some, Boss?



Anyone else is of course invited as well.

Let's go!

After a somewhat scary start, to what ended up being a fine breakfast, there was a few minutes available for some of us to freshen up with a shower. For obvious reasons not all of us on this trip made use of the showers.

Once we were all correctly dressed, cooler boxes packed and vehicle loaded, we set of on what became a long day out of camp.

Barely out of the camp we had a few Giraffe as our first sighting, apart from the regular Nyala.



Not much further we came across this fair sized Rhino grazing in the shade. There was another spot of shade close by and we stopped there to afford the Master a few minutes to photograph the first Rhino that he had seen on the trip.



Please post a few of your pics Leachy.

The sun was already getting quite serious about warming us up, so almost every patch of shade with some form of life in the close vicinity became an excuse to stop for a while and refuel with fresh drinks.

Our next stop was due to a few more Nyala.

The Boss looks absolutely smitten by the nyalas.

Great photos, Sprocky