Kgalagadi reflections
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Re: Kgalagadi reflections
maybe the same family I saw
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Richprins
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What an exhausting long installment, okie! 
But interesting.
But interesting.
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RP - this so far is only the first day of 6 , but I will stop if I am asked to 
Nothing really exciting about this trip except one kill
Nothing really exciting about this trip except one kill
Enough is enough
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If you only go to KTP for the animals.........
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Re: Kgalagadi reflections
Mel wrote:Sorry... but I cannot help it...okie wrote:The dune road looks good for a while until the corrugations rattles out the last of your false teeth
Now I now what you were talking about... I got no teeth left... and I still had the real ones
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Re: Kgalagadi reflections
Mel wrote:Mel wrote:Sorry... but I cannot help it...okie wrote:The dune road looks good for a while until the corrugations rattles out the last of your false teeth
Now I now what you were talking about... I got no teeth left... and I still had the real ones
False teeth - otherwise known as dentures
Enough is enough
Re: Kgalagadi reflections
In the late afternoon , giraffe came to drink ...
And ostriches danced
Enough is enough
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Our accommodation for the night was at Kieliekrankie and everybody came to say hello 
First this Chestnutvented titbabbler
And an Acacia pied barbet
And a cute dormouse who hid under the two-plate stove for warmth , and nipping out every now and then to raid our food on the counter .
And in the meantime , our next-door neighbour , Mrs Blackbacked jackal also checked to see if everything is OK .
First this Chestnutvented titbabbler
Enough is enough
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Chestnutvented titbabbler
Whahaahaa! Surely there is not such a name?
Is the jackal a beggar?
Whahaahaa! Surely there is not such a name?
Is the jackal a beggar?
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Re: Kgalagadi reflections
The whitebrowed Sparrowweaver was also quite friendly
While a family of greyheaded sparrows were browsing .
Until one of them found a nice piece of housing material - treasured by every squatter...
Plastic sheeting
Plastic sheeting
Enough is enough