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Thrilling Tamboti
... was on the roof with our whole bag of apples, and another ran under the deck with our bananas. You might think we were dumb not to chase the monkeys away right away, but those things were scary! Momma tried to chase them away from the garbage, and one of the monkeys jumped up and bared it's teeth at her. We finally brought the garbage into the room, and one by one, the monkeys started leaving. That night we saw ...
Eén jaar, 8 leeuwen en 2 luipaarden verder
... Good Braai feest hadden (waarbij we nog steeds in onze broek piesen van het lachen als we de foto’s weer terug kijken). Kunnen jullie het je voorstellen? Voor ons is het lastig.
Maar goed, genoeg van de zoetsappige memories. Door naar het hier en nu (van de afgelopen twee maanden, that is..), want we hebben weer een hoop meegemaakt en gezien.
We vonden het begin April wel weer tijd om weer eens wat anders te zien dan Zuid Afrika, en ...
Safari madness
... hadn’t spotted it they would be dead. We were all so relieved but me and dad said to would have been more exciting if the cheetah had won. Later we saw a beast of a rhino, it was huge, it ran across the road and started playing in the long grass. We saw some more rhinos but then we went on a long streak with nothing. But then in the middle of the road was another rhino, it looked like it was going to charge but it didn’t, mum ...
Kruger National Park
... herd of elephants with baby's within 50 metres of the road and from then on we were back to having incredible luck even getting to see lions to finish off our Big 5 spottings!
On the way out a small herd of elephants decided to delay us by eating from the trees right next to the road. There were babies on both sides so crossing is a risky game as the elephants are very protective. One of the cars learned that the hard way when they were ...
The search for the Big Five
... themselves in a tree, but not realising they were blocking the traffic. We even got to see the most southern baobab tree in the world. It was great to go at a leisurely pace.
But before we knew it, our journey through Kruger National Park had come to and end. As we exited the park through the Crocodile Bridge gate, we were pleased with ourselves for conquerring the 'Big Five'. But overall we enjoyed our short, but special time amongst the African animal ...
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- Restaurant
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