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The last............. weekend :"(
... guys. We then went back to the house to feed the tigers for the last time and have some playtime before we had to leave at 1pm for George. From there we took our 8 hrs Baz bus to Capetown. Was a little excited but mostly sad to be leaving this silly little town and the friends we have met there. Our memories of this place will never be forgotten and i cant thanks everyone enough for making my dreams come true :) We arrived in CT at 10pm and headed straight to ...
Farewell Braii
Thursday - We made bllod lollies first thing with the blood that eugene saved us from his last kill. We then helped clean lemur falls before relocating the Servals into Mickey and Mistys old enclosure. To kill the last 15 mins b4 tea time we went to see our favourite boy Bambam. The next task was a mamouth one. We grabbed our gum boots and headed to lemur island where we spent the next 2 and half hours catching the tens of Catfish before the moat could be ...
Meerkat Time
... breakfast and a drive south via Oudtshoorn & an ostrich feather duster (this is ostrich country big time).
Down through Outenique Pass and across George before taking a left on to the old road at Wilderness and a 3 pass mainly gravel road drive to Knysna where we succed in finding the real fish shop & buy some Kingklip for dinner.
The Meerkats were special.
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Mid week
Day 1- So yest we made a huge decision to saty at the ranch a week longer :) instead of going to Hermus...yay. we really have fallen in love with this place.....anyways.....First task of the day, we held Mimi with food prep. We feed the lemurs and did some otter training, though they weren't v interested, we are hoping its because Speckles is pregnant...yay. We then went to clean the lemurs night ...
The Klein Karoo
All along the Garden Route are beautiful and unique little towns along the coast, one of which was particularly quirky, a town called Sedgefield. Sedgefield is South Africa's first town to commit to a slow, chilled out way of life avoiding living life in the fast lane. When we drove past we saw a sign which said 'Slow Town Tourist Drive' along with an arrow. They have a route all mapped out to help you to explore Sedgefield and it was clear that they are ...