Amafu Forest Lodge
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Réhabilitation, canyon et passeport
... Luck Potholes are huge, deep crevices in the Canyon that have been carved out over thousands of years by water erosion. By this time, it was late afternoon and since these lookouts tend to close around 17-18h, we made a quick stop at Berlin Falls (personally, I liked Lone Creek Falls more), before continuing down the Canyon to God's Window. When we arrived, God's Window was closed... in the sense of "closed skies" and in the sense that it was after hours. ...
Africa
... branches and nibbled on stuff. Later they came on to the verandah of our lodge and stared longingly inside. What mischief they would have made had they got in I didn’t like to contemplate.
On our last full day we were on the main road that leads from reserve to reserve (the tar road) when the guide spotted a lioness lying just off the road shoulder in the dust. We pulled up opposite her (maybe four metres away) and watched. Then we saw a ...
Day 3 - I love this place!
... This was quite exciting, we ended up doing some interesting off roading to try and get a closer look, now by this time it was dark already, and it was quite unnerving when we would lose site of them, as clearly they were still around.
We decided to end our evening back at the site where we saw the lions last night, as they were still there. I suppose when you are mating every 30 to 40 minutes, you are too tired to go roaming around, so you just hang out in one ...
Blyde River Canyon
... a vortex similar to a tornado as it moves over an underwater obstacle. This swirling water can act like a powerful hydraulic drill, creating a geological formation called a pothole. An Irishman named Bourke searched for gold on this land, and although he never found any, the area was named Bourke's Luck Potholes after him. There are two footbridges to connect all the viewpoints where you can watch the action of the rushing water ...
From a gangsters paradise to heaven on earth
... red and it lashes out colors across the sky in a way I have never seen. The calm in the air and the silence is enormous. At around 7 we gathered around a large fire in the boma and were served an amazing meal. Onion soup to start, salad and whole spread of meats, potatoes, sausage and vegetables. It was so good. Mikael was a to tired to stay for dessert so we went back up to our tree house. When we got there they had already prepared our beds for us and rolled our bed ...
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