Hotel Numbi & Garden Suites Hazyview
Main Hazyview Road R40, Hazyview, Mpumalanga 1242, PO Box 6 Hazyview, Mpumalanga, 1242, South Africa
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More photos at long last.
Rob has improved thank goodness, but the doctor said if it was malaria it may come back so we need to keep vigilant, apparently the medication we were given in Australia isn't the preferred treatment here and it may still be lurking in his liver. Anyway we're back on the road, after abandoning our trip to Blyde River Canyon this morning because of …
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XMas Trip - Part 1: Safari und Klettern und Safari
... einschlugen, das wasser in strömen runter kam und es zwischendurch auch hagelte – sehr beeindruckend! Der rückweg war dann durch einige spontan entstandene flussdurchquerungen gekennzeichnet.
Am 30. In der früh ging es dann 3 tage weiter in den kruger park – diesmal der öffentliche teil, mit eigenem auto, was auch wirklich toll war und viel spaß gemacht hat (tiere siehe oben). Einzig das im zelt schlafen war manchmal ...
Entrada no Kruger: Portão Phabeni
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The Big Five!
... set tables, and incredible serving stations around the perimeter. It really was a sight to behold. Karl and I met up with some YPO friends from Zambia who are at the other bush lodges, shared some safari stories over cocktails, and then dug into another delicious meal. We sat with Bill and Theresa Blair (Johannesburg), Frank and Malia Love (Oklahoma), and John and Carol Levy (Dallas) and what a great night we had. Bill is a world class raconteur, ...
A full day in the bush
... an Sylvester got out to take a look at the river, and shortly Alan signaled us to come down. There were two hippos walking down the river. They’d walk a bit with their backs and the tops of their heads out of the water, and then they’d submerge for a short distance, and just keep ambling along. They came to a fork where the river splits around an small island, and disappeared around the far side out of sight. But it just a minute or two when three more came ...
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