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Masai Mara National Reserve
... only the latter yet to see, although their numbers in the Masai Mara were now so low that there would be better opportunities to see them later in the tour. Another of the highlights was a pack of Hunting (Wild) Dogs, so rare that our guide of 19 years had never seen them in the Reserve before. In the evening, I would be reacquainted with another long-lost friend, the African sunset, the sky a beautiful kaleidoscope of oranges, reds and yellows.
After our visit to ...
On en a chié… mais on l’a fait !!
... ridicule et la planche de bois servant de sommier n’était pas vraiment tendre. Si on cumule avec le froid de canard, ca donne 5 heures de sommeil. On essaye de se dire que le sommet sera super et qu’il faut rester motivé. On débute alors une nouvelle journée d’acclimatation jusqu’à un col à 4700m. Ces journées d’acclimatation sont pour nous l’occasion de marcher un peu plus relax et de prendre ...
Fast ein Monat Kenia ....
... man wirklich was zur Selbsthilfe!
Irgendwie hab ich jetzt schon das Gefühl, dass das Jahr zu kurz sein wird; die Zeit vergeht jetzt schon so schnell. Da sind aber noch so viele andere Länder.... Gestern habe ich mich bissl über Ruanda informiert .... so was von interessant, obwohl es da Tourismus noch gar nicht so richtig gibt. Aber immerhin das sauberste Land Afrikas .... Na mal schauen, wo uns der Wind noch hinweht....
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Bonnie and Mike's Safari and Family Adventure
... photos of the whole trip and they were gone. Mike couldn’t figure it out and Bonnie just cried! (Pauline you will just have to take these family photos again at Christmas for us!) When we returned from dinner, we had to pack for the next day. We leave in the morning for Tree Tops Camp. Mwakio told us to pack for just one night at Tree Tops and leave the rest of our stuff locked up in the van. He doesn’t go with ...
Masai Mara safari
... at times under pouring rain... though Tristan calls her "lefty" because it seems that the truck veers a lot to the left... this is my feeling with Lance too... so, who knows!
At the Talek river, we experienced the crossing of the wildebeests... it would appear that one tries first and then calls to the others, who then, cross by the thousands, jumping over each other and trying to pass without being eaten by a lion or a crocodile. Zebras ...


