Africa Wild

Then off for a camp inspection. I was also doing a story on pollen, so hovered around the flowers at reception like an idiot trying to get macro shots of flying insects, which is very difficult!

This maybe a bee...



So bah...and out onto the road again. The Faai loop actually begins at the tar road a way east of camp. Very private with lots of clouds!

Those units are old and slowly being replaced, Lis. Much cheaper as they have shared ablutions and kitchen!

Looks peaceful on the loop!

Luckily

Love the Faai loop shot, Richprins,

and the ones from the dam as well as the flowers

I am so used to these roads by now!

But you never know what may be around the next corner...


The turnoff to a little loop that goes around a granite dome just east of the H2-2:



An old leadwood tree there!




And clouds moved in front of the sun again a bit later...this after an experimental km down the Voortrekker Road, whose corrugations made me turn around...

The Faai Stream held water all year at the first crossing.





And thankfully a pleasant sable surprise around a corner!





The bushes are a nightmare though...

Lovely scenery

And where the loop approaches the Manung Koppie:







Closer to camp this impala was so pregnant she could not walk straight@!

Some of those pics are great, RP!

The Faai Stream, the old leadwood tree and the wildebeests crossing the road