Alf wrote:The units are spacious for a 4 bed unit
I just wish they could build some sort of roof over the patio area because every time we were there it rained and I struggled to braai
Oh that noise from the construction could be horrible if one just wants to relax at camp during the day
That yellow thing is called a TLB.
All heavy equipment in construction are normally yellow so it stands out for a safety point of view.
A small covered section would be a good idea Alf. Assuming it doesn't rain then of course it's nice to be in the sunshine, but unfortunately at this time of year the patio area was almost entirely in shade for our unit.
Yellow safety makes sense
Thanks Lis. There are bar stools to eat at the counter inside
okie wrote:Just caught up , and on board for the rest of the trip . Great going so far
Great to have you following along okie
H. erectus wrote:I need to experience that park once again,...
Very much worth a visit
Dewi wrote:Nice one PJL.
Stunning scenery from your chalet.
Thanks Dewi - yes the scenery is great. It's one of the most relaxing camps I've been to
Mel wrote:Great to be back, at least virtually
Hope you also managed to see the meerkats on Ubejane at some Point
The squirrels down there are rather bold in any case
But cute
Love the antelope scenery on Rooiplat. Nothing better than a landscape like that dotted with animals
Hope you found the lions later on! The Kids look quite anticipating and it would be a shame to disappoint them
Because of the building going on, we booked the guesthouse again for next year. Let's just hope the electricity holds up, so we don't have to put up with the Generator again instead of the much longed for silence under a star-lit sky
Ubejane is good for all sorts of smaller creatures... we'll meet some more later
I do hope that the guesthouse is a better experience for you next time! Are you going to be back in Addo as well?
Flutterby wrote:The chalets look very nice.
Good looking family.
Thank you Flutts... they take after their mom
