Africa Wild

2nd last part!

Two HUGE Bloukurper (Tilapia) back in the Sabie river! They must have been a foot long each!















RP: "You know, leachy...they are fighting, and getting ready to make nests, and..."

Le: "f-off, prinsloo...I'm not a dimwit."


Leachy talks in small letters like that, and for many years I thought he thought my first name was actually f-off...if he uses my real first name I know I'm in big trouble about something...





More warthogs out of their nests!
















The kids were both in this pothole at one stage, having an absolute ball!
















Warthog are meant to be an indicator species regarding drought...so seems drought not too bad there yet?

















Some more rare elephant!
















And back in camp, with heat rising dramatically again! More warthog!

















It really is a lovely camp, one of the few left with well-tended lawns! It takes effort, but the reward is great for tourists...SP should take note!

And then leachy took out a beer...

what a lot of Pigs you saw
glad there is Elephants in between

like too the Tilapia... enogh water here

Aha... Auslander has migrated to the English language as well.

Tilapia is only good when seen swimming like that. A very modern food fish here... Definitely not my taste though.

I think, your scenery shots including the skies and the waters are indeed quite nice.

Noises from all orifices... kinda frightening

Love all the warthog piglets, Richprins

Enjoyable reading...:)

Richprins wrote:It really is a lovely camp, one of the few left with well-tended lawns! It takes effort, but the reward is great for tourists...SP should take note!

Totally agree.

It was hot again...

This a pic of two objects I bought with my very first paycheck in Jan 1994!



Still going sort of strong!












Leachy was in his element, especially with a sprightly young assistant!...garlic with Lamb Shanks that evening!




















He enjoyed having a sprightly young student, and educated me in the art of using a Cob!






















A scenic interlude....





















We spoke a lot of all sorts of stuff, great release and catching up indeed!



le: "ja....what were we talking about again?"

RP: "Talking about what?"

le: "ja!"

RP: "Ja!"









And the end result was great...couldn't taste any garlic at all...but mint...
















Got to bed late, and went home early...business done and accommodation utilised!


Thanks, leachy. Good one!

Interesting photos.......it's a compliment!

Interesting info

Interesting lamb shank

Interesting braai was that braai inside camp

wow the braai seems to be yummy

like the conversation (dialogue)

what we bought long time ago is still "alive"... the new quality is not a quality