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Richprins wrote:Ja...check your sms's...Scipio may provide assistance...

Don't know if you posted the baggage plea on SPf?

Nelspruit lodge probably has many Kruger visitors daily too...should probably work out if they put up a flyer?

Enjoy!

Thanks RP only got your message now
Way too distracted to worry about the missus bag

Seriously Scipio, if you are coming into the park please let me know.

Thanks Trail

Hey TR, sounds like you are having a ball!! Can't wait to hear all about it!

Hey Rich the bush telegraph has worked thanks to your genius and my SO will have her bag delivered via Scipio.

Thanks guys this is just brilliant networking and to you Scipio really appreciate the effort.

Flutterby wrote:Hey TR, sounds like you are having a ball!! Can't wait to hear all about it!

Thanks Flutts, we have been so busy everyday and seen so much, that I have been battling to take it all in.
Today has been the exception to the rule, but then we are in Letaba and the relaxed laid back atmosphere of the camp, really makes up for it.
Restocked the essentials in Phalaborwa and just going to chill this afternoon, as tomorrow is the big day

Not much sightings wise in this neck of the woods but I am sure that Satara will bring back the adrenalin and excitement

Trip report is already starting to look like a marathon task after just 4 days of hammering the shutter

How many photos have you taken so far, TR?

trailrunner wrote:Not much sightings wise in this neck of the woods but I am sure that Satara will bring back the adrenalin and excitement

That's normal for Letaba, but just enjoy the small stuff and the scenery.

seems to be

enjoy... enjoy...

Flutterby wrote:

trailrunner wrote:Not much sightings wise in this neck of the woods but I am sure that Satara will bring back the adrenalin and excitement

That's normal for Letaba, but just enjoy the small stuff and the scenery.

Leopard kill just outside Letaba this morning but generally I find it difficult in that area

Satara will rock TR

Hi all

Please forgive the lack of postings whilst away but a combination of technological issues, technophobia and just downright busyness kept me preoccupied for our entire trip

We have just landed back in Cape Town after the greatest two weeks of my life and that is no exaggeration, Kruger was truly amazing. My 50th flew by, as did the entire trip and leaving was very difficult. We spent the entire 1800KM drive home planning our next journey.

You will have to wait for my trip report for the details but let me say that I now fully appreciate why there is such a deep passion for Kruger and its preservation and I am now, more than ever, prepared to commit wherever and whenever I can in joining the largely unheard plea for a truly sustainable future of the park.

I visited and left with so many conflicting emotions but know that the overriding feeling of joy of just having the privilege of actually being in arguably one of the most beautiful places in the world, largely outweighed the negativity and feelings of sadness and at times frustration.

Again, I wish to thank all those who have made contributions to my personal plea on this thread for assistance started almost a month ago. Your advice and ongoing contributions certainly were invaluable in enriching our trip, without which we would have been largely in the dark. A very special thanks to Richprins and Frewells for sacrificing time on a Saturday afternoon to hookup and provide an even deeper insight into the forum.

Lastly as if to have come full circle in such a short space in time, I leave you with an image of a bushbuck saying goodbye at Letaba with me in my AW shirt given to me at the very beginning of my journey by Rich, just one of many amazing moments that we experienced.

That bushbuck was really into you, TR. Great photo!

Welcome back to the unattractive civilization. Can imagine how hard it was to leave paradise behind.