Bushy Park

... ; several women with hairy navels - openly displaying the line of hair descending from their belly-buttons ; one woman with a bushy tuft above her breasts. ˇ Music : the band in Café O'Reilly playing passionately to a tiny audience (great flautist ...

Paul took me to Bushy Park to see the many free roaming deer. ...

... another quick stop in Bulls at a 4-Square market to get more milk, bread, and cereal and then made the rest of the way to Bushy Park which is up the West Coast from Wellington in Wanganui. It took maybe 3.5 hours total of driving, plus time for the stops. ...

    Another day in Bushy Park today. We split up again into groups, but this time I was by myself helping a guy collect some banana passion fruits that are an invasive plant. The seeds get spread by the birds that like to eat them. It was a ...

Took the kids out to Bushy Park and the playground and gave the dogs Josie and Millie a run with Vincent and Geoff. A cold wind but had a brisk walk and soon warmed ...

... they mate for life.  Then we saw 4-5 kudu.  Next we saw the, as our guide said, "very elusive"genet cat with a bushy black tail, then 2 white tailed mongoose, the largest of the mongoose family.   Next, we went to a lodge, squirmed out ...

... we finally saw a Rhino. Etosha is very different to the other parks we have been to. The landscape is spare with some bushy areas. I like that Etosha has a lot of waterholes which mean that all the animals gather together to drink. The name Etosha ...

... . There was this Leviathan cave, one of the longest Lava tubes in the world in Chyullu hills. The vegetation was very bushy and had very tall grasses!! Any bandit could jump out and halted the convoy, it was a perfect hiding place. A group of ...

... 46 mile marker where the ascent over Polychrome Pass begins. We got off the bus and hiked across a low boggy area, through some bushy willows to a point where we could climb up to the ridge line of the Polychrome Mountains. Once on the ridge, hiking was ...

... to fly across the park boundary, flying low to try and pick out the white flash of a dogs tail through the thick bushy vegetation in the neighboring community forests. It was nearly impossible, but with signals coming from a tracking collar attached to ...

... Tres Fronteras this is where Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil meet on the cross roads of a river. We are now safely in our hostel in Buenos Aires where we're sitting and having a beer whilst writing this. Bushy reckons I write too much but never-mind ...

... I'm getting used to it now so not a problem. Bought a king-sized coffee (no really...it was huge) to keep me wide eyed and bushy tailed for the next 600 miles of wide open road. As always, very smooth going on the roads. Bit pissed off I haven't found ...

... 2008 and we are happy to see that the scrub and heath have grown up and created 47  bushy private camp sites. The gravel road into the park is very corrugated and we travelled the 20kms at 20-30kph- slow but sure! Bundjalung NP ...

... I was going to see the mountain. We rendezvoused at a friend’s house at 5:30 in the AM. Imagine how bright eyed and bushy tailed we were!!! Our friend was going to give us a ride in her Hummer to the Wilderness Access Center (W.A.C.) where we were ...

... , instead of running away as they often do, the entire herd went still.  Every graceful head turned in unison towards the bushy and wooded slope of the hill to their left.  Their bodies taut and tense, they waited for the predator that was ...

... on a show for a circus full of camera weilding humans jammed into 4x4s, trucks and a VW golf...hell no. i'd keep skulking in my bushy haven and have my water brought in by room service or at this moment in the park, stream service. So if the animals ...

... all working today so we said our goodbyes early, packed and drove out of Airlie Beach- destination Cape Hillsborough National Park. Smalley's Beach had been our preferred camp ground but with school holidays all 12 sites  were booked until ...

... seen so far on this trip.  I comment that there isn't much bamboo but some other bush with small green leaves, which has a bushy feel to it.  I think that by its soft shape and texture it is more relaxing to walk through than the bamboo canes ...