Africa Wild

We… ... no... no... Doug prepares the braai, Michele the drinks, including the Jagermaster that we savor at the moment of lighting fire.
A small "tutu" on our glasses prevents moths and other critters from drowning in our aperitifs, wine and coffee sprouts

braai is almost ready

drinks ready

even the anti bugs

Wow what a day, would spend the night on the balcony, to control that nothing comes to the water ... but the fatigue is stronger and the bed really "calling"

Looks lovely there nan!

In some of the pics it looks like you could be in Kruger!

Tutu on the glasses ...very clever!

The waterhole is nicely close

How interesting again, nana!

The steenbok family is unusual, as is the large ostrich teenager family!

Interesting mopani leaves.

Love the accommodation, how is the maintenance there?

Clever mosquito net, and great sundowner pic1

I think, I've seen steenbok family like that only once. So quite a good sighting, IMO.

The accommodation looks nice at night. Does it hold what it promises in daylight too?
And is there something like a kitchen(ette) in the huts?

Flutterby wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 8:39 am Looks lovely there nan!

In some of the pics it looks like you could be in Kruger!

Tutu on the glasses ...very clever!

enough to eat biiiig moths in my glas

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 12:01 pm The waterhole is nicely close

very close and I think Michele will post other interesting pics with her collage

Richprins wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 5:33 pm How interesting again, nana!

The steenbok family is unusual, as is the large ostrich teenager family!

Interesting mopani leaves.

Love the accommodation, how is the maintenance there?

Clever mosquito net, and great sundowner pic1

the chance was with us for the Steenboks, also for the Ostriches
I always loved the Mopani leaves... a bit like a hearts
the maintenance is good, very good, but seems this chalet are not so old and this explains that... maybe

I think is the best mosquito net I ever had
sundowner... wow sundowner... you will never belive how they was

Mel wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 9:10 pm I think, I've seen steenbok family like that only once. So quite a good sighting, IMO.

The accommodation looks nice at night. Does it hold what it promises in daylight too?
And is there something like a kitchen(ette) in the huts?

this Steenbok family was a first for me
yes, the accomodation was also very nice by daylight but with the lamps well placed... even better
no, no kitchen, here in Etosha, we found one, it seems only one, a bit later
but Doug has all... why searching for a kitchenette

So nice to see places I've never been, but thought about going so often The view is quite lovely - why would there be benches so close to where animals come to drink Maybe I missed something along the way (sounds like me) , but it interferes with photography and might inhibit animals.

Looks like such a fun trip