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A Kenyan safari
'Mamanats' and I decided that we had enough funds to go on a 2 day safari in Kenya, and so we organised a trip from Mombasa to the Tsavo National Park, hoping to see the big cats which were so elusive in the Kruger in South Africa. (for those of you who don't know, I now call Natalie 'mamanats' ever since someone called her mama the other day. This …
Legacy Safaris Game Report, Masai Mara, June 2012
... whose right eye lid is still not quite healed,
pictured above), will move between Musiara Marsh, Bila Shaka and Topi Plains.
The four young females are also being seen spread out. With the long grass they
have all been seen recently between the Marsh and Topi Plains. They have been
feeding off the resident buffalo, Grants Gazelle and two wildebeest that had
come in from the conservation areas. On the 4th they killed a male buffalo near
Bila Shaka under ...
Dolphin Safari
... sun and supplied drinks and snacks for the whole trip. We reached the first snorkelling destination and I set off straight away with my new snorkel and mask and opted to not use their fins to see how I got on. As soon as we got in we were investigated by a sea turtle, a whole array of different fish and our guide found sting ray and lion fish. This went on for about 45 minutes but I could have stayed all day; it was so relaxing and refreshing and you didn't notice the ...
Tsavo Bravo!
This is a top pick!
... 20kms, maybe next year we could book here..bla bla bla...and yes! We get a quick look at the rock terrace in front of the hippo pool filled with huge crocks, the luxury dining room ... but the kids don’t seem to like the pool that much (“only older people here” ...hum...). We exchange a few Kenyan words, the men warm up to us and the kids, I say “this is Fabyan’s birthday today, he turned 17”... so they greet him even nicer and we finally ...
Day of his birthday
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4:00 am. A bazillion laughing stars shine a multi-cosmic twinkle into my dazzled eyes. Never have I seen so many stars flicker! Truly glimmering, and unlike the usual distinction to know whether I'm looking at one of the few planets one can see with their naked eyes or a star: by focusing with a strain until twinkling appears, or not (planets don't twinkle!). Here, there is no choice, no light pollution, no moon, and yet I can make out the ...
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