Africa Wild

I'm sure Bushcraft and Co were there this week!

Dzombo wrote:I will be passing through in mid-November.
Will be interesting to see first hand

Can you give us an update, Dzombo?

I didn't try food at Tshokwane,but it looked good in Dec with a bigger variety and had a sense of being well run.

Afsall the fleeting look I had at it was also much better.

A couple of my kids worked at Afsaal over the holidays...they say it's going well under new management!

Thanks Robert and Richprins

Any info on what sort of food they sell? Will be travelling with hungry boys who can eat way more than I manage, as I found out last night

There would be plenty on offer and would feed hungry peeps. I seem to recall there being breakfasts served, jaffles (similar to toasted Sarmies) , wors rolls etc, pap en sous and think there was also a venison Potjie available. I see there will be 4 of us in Kruger at same time, maybe we should organize a meet at Satara or Tshokwane.

That's an We've got two more adults in tow, plus the two kids

the breakfast jaffle (bacon, cheese, egg) at tshokwane is scrumptious !!!!!

RobertT wrote:I see there will be 4 of us in Kruger at same time, maybe we should organize a meet at Satara or Tshokwane.

Mel wrote:

Dzombo wrote:I will be passing through in mid-November.
Will be interesting to see first hand

Can you give us an update, Dzombo?

Stopped at Tschok in November. Mainly to use the ablutions
I walked over the main area to have a quick look. Seems very nicely done up. Just hope it's maintained that way.

There was a giraffe next to the road by the parking lot. He seemed curious as to the comings and goings.
And there were the usual idiots who tried to get as close as possible. One kick.......