Africa Wild

Flutterby wrote:Oops...I read the previous episode, but didn't reply for some reason!

This one was even better though!! Just love the zebbie pics and great lazy horse sighting for ouma!! It seems that you can just produce sightings by sheer strength of will!! -O

No worries there Flutts. I just assumed it was too boring for you to muster up a comment
I wish I could produce sightings by sheer will power -O I think the Kruger just wanted to make sure my Ouma got her big5

JustN@ture wrote:Great installments Cheetah, lovely photo's of the Zebras and as for the LIT...awesome stuff

Thanks JN! Lekker to have you on board

Lisbeth wrote:Those zebbies are really like teenagers out for the day.....All dressed alike When stripes are in, all in stripes, not even one trying a flower design

The spotted one was a real lucky draw

-O Seems about right! I get well annoyed when I have to look through an album on facebook and there are 50 of the same three girls in the same spot What are they achieving? Much better of these Zebcelebs

Bushcraft wrote:Classic zebra interaction

Fantastic lazy horse sighting. I still get wild with excitement each time

Spot on The excitement is still there for every leopard

nan wrote:the 3 Zebras are very funny
the afternoon with Ouma was not.... too ... was wonderful
magnificent Leopard
and Ellie and birds and Giraffe
cute babies Zebras

Thanks Nan

Day 4 of 7 - Morning!

The sun'll come out
Tomorrow

Bet your bottom dollar
That tomorrow
There'll be sun!




Gooooood morning Krugerians!

The first sunrise of this Kruger trip!!!! The whole family was there to see it Over the last two days Wild Dogs have been sighted and reported here on the Paul Kruger road to Skuks! So we drove the long way around to Paul Kruger gate from Kruger Park Lodge to look for them! Instead of finding dogs, we were treated to a sunrise!

And some sleepy


Although it was not much as far as lion sightings go, it was nice to know they around! And I assure you my ouma was well pleased with seeing them! "n' leeu is a leeu, is a leeu." (a lion is a lion, is a lion).


We headed down the length of the H11 and took a turn on to Monkey Town (the H4-1) and saw the minks up the trees!


Minki van der westhuizen was running her Monday morning beauty parlour!


The impi warriors didn't have time for such unnecessary activities and were checking out who's the strongest impi on the block!!


Yussss boet!


As we got to the H12 Bandit Bridge, the marauders were hosting kinder garden! An absolute hit with my mom

Over the bridge and far away, the bandit babies come to play!


My eyes!


mommy!


I'm totally independent!


I'll fight you!!


Best friends :)


Mondays …


Some bobby bandits like to sit on their stump faaaaar away from the nursery school!


This thick shrubbery is ideal terrain for those with the long eyelashes! Searching for some grub in the shrubs! My dad loves these guys!

The dense area is also great for bushbuck! Just difficult to get photos of them!


As the grass became open again we spotted the stoned buck


Followed by just checking up on Rockjumpertjies on the H1-1!


All seems to be in order

Beautiful sunrise! And love the second last pic of the boons!!

Flutts... the RP one

superb boons... babyboom -O

Fantastic pics of RP's juniors

I can't believe the weather that you had

You narration and smilies are classic again

I denied myself nothing my eyes desired;
I refused my heart no pleasure.
My heart took delight in all my labour,
and this was the reward for all my toil.
Yet when I surveyed all that my hands had done
and what I had toiled to achieve,
everything was meaningless, a chasing after the wind;
nothing was gained under the sun.”

As humans we get caught in these mindsets that we need more of this, and more of that to be ultimately happy. What a stark contrast to the flowers of the field …


You write very well, as always, cheetah!

Excellent stuff, really good narration!

Fantastic!!!

Just looooove ouma's! in Kruger.....

This TT not helping with "Krugerlitas"
13 more days

My gran once saw angels on horseback in Kruger!!

Flutterby wrote:My gran once saw angels on horseback in Kruger!!

...... ........... -O ................

No need to worry, as long as they're not flying
Bet ya alot of weird sightings get reported in the summer months, especially after a few cold one's

Flutterby wrote:My gran once saw angels on horseback in Kruger!!

Nothing wrong with that Flutts, I have seen pink elephants after a few too many shots of Gin