olifants river
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The photo above was taken after a long day of wildlife stalking. At Kruger National Park, visitors are required to head back to camp, promptly, before 6pm because the park authorities want to ensure no one is out with scary beasts after dark. Our driving route was planned every morning so that we could pace ourselves and try to stay out until the very last moment. Sitting in the car all day would leave us with cramped legs (it was worth it). We took a walk around our bungalow, which overlooked 'Olifants River', in order to stretch them out and prepare them for another day of driving.
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Congrats Alex and Mina. What an amazing year it has been for you two. can't wait for Egypt!
ReplyDeletecongrats on the 1-year!! you guys are amazing and keep the cute animals coming :)
ReplyDeletexox Vicky
Bikinis & Passports
You've been traveling for a year?? How do you do it? I often dream of packing it all up and leaving with my husband, but I am not sure I have it in me. I am living vicariously through you for the moment.
ReplyDelete:) marcie
marcie - we haven't been traveling for a year just yet! we left our home in october and made our way to toronto. our departure was at the beginning of december!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on reaching the on year mark on your blog. That is a lot of excellent content and a lot of work.
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ReplyDeleteCongrats on your first year blogging.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing the Olifants River a few times, once with hippos visible. Such a wonderful park, even with sitting in the car all day so worth it.
Safe travels and I look forward to more.
Namaste! My congratulations for you two! Your trip is so interesting!
ReplyDeleteI know exactly where that pictures was taken from. :) Love it up there as it is one of my favorite places to sit.
ReplyDeleteWow neat! This is a really great site! I am wondering if anyone else has come across something
ReplyDeleteexactly the same in the past? Keep up the great work!