Toko...stop ogling the dimwits!
The Fat and the Furious 7 - Dimwits Letaba 2013
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Re: The Fat and the Furious 7 - Dimwits Letaba 2013
We probably bother the staff village more, Alf!
Toko...stop ogling the dimwits!
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Sounds like our boys weekend in Mopani 
Next trip to the bush??
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love the big trees in the middle of the camp 
why they are playing with the ants
why they are playing with the ants
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Great fun to use communal kitchen 
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Thought you came across as a teacher, puppy! 
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The views into the Letaba river from camp are simply breathtaking with normally a lot to see 
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Only you can take joy out of other people's injuries.
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Re: The Fat and the Furious 7 - Dimwits Letaba 2013
Letaba is a lovely camp and I always enjoy the communal kitchens. 
I'm sure we've seen that same big tusker in the same place.
Is there ever an RP trip where there are no major injuries?
I'm sure we've seen that same big tusker in the same place.
Is there ever an RP trip where there are no major injuries?
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Ja...only one major injury, if I recall...from a wasp/bee/satanspawn at TEBA a few years ago...must put up a gallery of TR injury pics! 
Next morning! Up at the crack of dawn again! 
The bushbuck are local residents at Letaba, been that way for many years!
We shall see them later...in not such a good mood!
Off down the sand road to Olifants Camp...as said, hadn't been down these roads in maybe a decade, so really nice!
Some lion spoor amongst a whole lot of others?
BTW, spoiler alert, we saw no predators or rare animals at all on this trip, so those not interested can switch off!
Some structure on the other side of the river there...a hide?
And people walking around...
Notice no cloud cover whatsoever...a tad disconcerting...The GFYS website predicted the following for the Klipkoppie area:
Temperatures 20 degrees AM, 70 degrees noon, 60 degrees PM. Wind 1 kph depending on animal and human farts. Humidity -10%. Light cloud cover between 09h23 and 09h24.
Frew: "Arghh...never drinking again. Stop driving and stopping, RP...make up your mind.."
Mam: "Stop screaming, Frew..."
More spoor....Rhino!
The sand and light were perfect for spoor, and no other cars at all on this stretch!
Side streams had water deluxe in that area!
Next morning! Up at the crack of dawn again!
The bushbuck are local residents at Letaba, been that way for many years!
We shall see them later...in not such a good mood!
Off down the sand road to Olifants Camp...as said, hadn't been down these roads in maybe a decade, so really nice!
Some lion spoor amongst a whole lot of others?
BTW, spoiler alert, we saw no predators or rare animals at all on this trip, so those not interested can switch off! Some structure on the other side of the river there...a hide?
And people walking around...
Notice no cloud cover whatsoever...a tad disconcerting...The GFYS website predicted the following for the Klipkoppie area:
Temperatures 20 degrees AM, 70 degrees noon, 60 degrees PM. Wind 1 kph depending on animal and human farts. Humidity -10%. Light cloud cover between 09h23 and 09h24.
Frew: "Arghh...never drinking again. Stop driving and stopping, RP...make up your mind.."
Mam: "Stop screaming, Frew..."
More spoor....Rhino!
The sand and light were perfect for spoor, and no other cars at all on this stretch!
Side streams had water deluxe in that area!
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