I so feel like cuddling that squirrel, it looks so soft and is oh so pretty
The aloe is pretty too and a lovely scenery
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela The desire for equality must never exceed the demands of knowledge
After all the tyre issues there hadn't been much time to relax, but taking in these views is good for the soul
We took an afternoon drive along the main road with the aim to be around the Link road later in the evening in case the lions popped out again. Fairly soon after leaving camp we saw a big buffalo bull disappearing into the bushes. It wasn't a great photo opportunity but this quick snap was the only buffalo we saw this trip
On Ubejane loop there was a jackal wandering around in a similar place to the day before
A short while later this ostrich looked very fluffy!
The link road was pretty quiet with just a few mountain zebra along the way.
There was no sign of the lions, despite waiting a while as well as exploring the area where they had last been seen. We decided it would be best to continue up to Rooiplaat where we were treated to some nice close sightings of black wildebeest and blesbok
The rest of the drive was quiet, so we were back in good time to meet Michael to get our nicely fixed tyre.... it was then great to enjoy a nice braai as the sun sank over the mountains
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela The desire for equality must never exceed the demands of knowledge
I'm totally captivated by those male lions... They are SERIOUSLY handsome!
We only ever saw the one that was a bit shy for you and already thought that he was
a real beau, but his mate is even more fortunate, IMO
Puncture, aka flat Glad Mister Minute knew a way to get it fixed quickly
(a rather rare feat in Mountain Zebra I learned last year )
God put me on earth to accomplish a certain amount of things. Right now I'm so far behind that I'll never die.