Africa Wild

Lisbeth wrote:Looks like a beautiful spot Lovely flowers

This is a wonderful place to go and relax and just do nothing

I think it will be even nicer if the dam has some more water

nan wrote:Black Springbok special

This one was ''pronking'' and just enjoying it self special little bokkie

Flutterby wrote:Never seen a black springbok!

Lovely pics.

You don't often see them but they are special

Thank you Flutterby

Richprins wrote:Hello, Bookie!

Yoh, that dam is dry! I think it is SA's biggest dam?

Next time you must try and visit the electrical turbines, a massive business, but I don't know if anyone can go in?

Hello uncle RP

Yes it's very low but we heard that it rained well in the area Yes it is the biggest dam in SA

We saw where the turbines are but we didn't know what they where, but now we know

I've never seen such a dark springbok before! And there should be plenty of opportunities in the Kgalagadi... Extraordinary

Dam very dry indeed.

Black springbok

Oudtshoorn: 2 and 3 November

We packed early on 2 November and drove the +- 560km to Oudtshoorn very relaxed and arrived there at 14:20

It was a very nice resort with awesome camp sites that had their own kitchen and ablution

Oppi dam

We chilled the rest of the day and early on 3 Nov we headed for the Kango caves and a Ostrich farm.
My mom and her feathered friend
Next our trip to Jeffreys bay...

Hallo, niggie!

Looks quite green there!

A pretty mom you have!

Looks lovely! I like the area around Oudtshoorn a lot. We did not go to the cave, as we have seen so many gorgeous ones already Good looking mom

I'll chirp too for your mum... Very pretty

And I love that ostrich chick. Wanted to abduct one from the Kgalagadi, but the SO wouldn't let me