Rekero Camp, Asilia Africa
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Another adventure on the Mara
... from earlier in the day. She sat down and enjoyed her dinner as we watched from a distance. At that point, the evening light was really diminishing so we headed for the lodge but “of course” along the way, we saw a pride of lions (1 male and 4 females), a momma and daddy ostrich and four week-old chicks trotting across the grasslands, and another small herd of elephants not to mention hundreds of cape buffalo, wildebeests, gazelles, topis, and more. ...
Bone-shaking ride to the Maasai Mara
This is a long and difficult day, beginning with an early departure from the hotel. The first several hours of the trip are on paved, smooth road. Then the fun begins! We race headlong over some of the most washboard dirt (stone) roads that I have ever experienced. It is a wonder that these Toyota Land Cruisers are still in one piece (not to mention these Toto Tourists)!
Arriving at our hotel, ...
Hippo Yawning? Check!
... did see a lion (very close to the road) we of course wanted our guide to stop…it was clear he didn’t want to stop but he did. The lion was very sleeping and had her eyes close, of course we wanted them open so I started singing "Soft Kitty" from the Big Bang Theory and she opened her eyes up for us. After maybe 1 minute he was repeating “we still have a long way to go” to get us to tell him he could ...
Eye to Eye with Two Rare White Rhinos
... whom we had flown a few days earlier. They were on their way to Samburu while our destination was Maasai Mara.
At Maasai Mara, our new driver John, drives us along the Mara River on the way to the Fairmont Maasai Mara Safari Club. The big attractions literally and figuratively on this drive are the hippos and crocodiles.
We arrive at the Fairmont to a tumultuous welcome from a troop of dancing Maasai warriors. After a cool towel ...
Simbas pride
... back around we passed the traffic jamming elephants up to their old tricks but it gave us a great view of how big these animals really are next to our vehicles. I think these are the same elephants we saw yesterday. We saw the little baby again. What a cutie. I was so excited to get a photo of the baby, its momma a zebra and part of a safari vehicle. I was trying to capture some of the excitement of so much going on all at one moment. ...
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