Kruger National Park – Day 3: Going home?
Last day in the park, and I had to catch an early afternoon flight home to the States. Up bright and early, 6 am, and …
Last day in the park, and I had to catch an early afternoon flight home to the States. Up bright and early, 6 am, and …
After I left the family of baboons, the dirt road started to run alongside the Sabie River. There were multiple pullouts, and with every stop …
Lunch was at the the Mugg & Bean, a wonderfully situated restaurant at the Lower Sabie Rest Camp, overlooking the Sabie River. The Sabie is …
Having seen lions, African buffalo, and the elusive black rhino all before breakfast, day 2 in Kruger National Park was off to a fantastic start! …
Day 2, my one and only full day in the park, was going to be a long one. By rule, visitors are not allowed to …
Okay, where did I leave off? Ah, yes – on a dirt road being chased by an angry bull elephant. Flush with the excitement one …
While lost in the elephants, a retired couple drove up beside me and said, “you have quite a view!” The gentleman remarked that he had …
Kruger National Park is a wildlife lover’s dream. It’s long been on my ‘bucket list’, and piggybacking on a trip to Cape Town I was …
Here are some photos from last fall (2011) that I never managed to upload. The black and white above (1600 ISO, 1/4 s) was taken …
I woke up early this past Saturday morning for another Bombay Hook NWR sunrise, hoping to recreate the success of my last visit. Unfortunately, the weather …