you wrapped up before I could find the elephants :-) finally found them
by backing up a frame by left arrowing... after seeing all the comments
on them..
yes, wow , impressive! .. but I alos found from right arrowing a lot
several lovely bird photos I had not seen before.. in addition to the
Thanks, Paul, Henk, Bob & anyone else who looked.
The major rivers have sand beds several metres deep so the water
continues to flow out of sight through the sand. Exposed "pools" are
actually places where the sand is less deep. Elephants excavate the sand
in times of drought to get access to
Nice elephant image...I would have backed up, too, if I'd seen them
coming at me. I took a look at your week ago image of the Letaba
River, too. Quite a difference in flow. And...I now know the
definition of stoep and bundu - two words that weren't in my glossary.
-p
On 2/18/2021 3:37
Impressive picture of the elephants! Looks rather scary getting so close
to them.
Henk
Op 2021-02-18 om 10:37 schreef Alan C:
Our Kruger Park Season Ticket (Wild Card) expired yesterday. No point
in renewing it until about August because the bush is so thick after
the considerable summer
Wonderful shot of the elephants!
> On 18 Feb 2021, at 09:37, Alan C wrote:
>
> Our Kruger Park Season Ticket (Wild Card) expired yesterday. No point in
> renewing it until about August because the bush is so thick after the
> considerable summer rains making game viewing hopeless. We decided
Our Kruger Park Season Ticket (Wild Card) expired yesterday. No point in
renewing it until about August because the bush is so thick after the
considerable summer rains making game viewing hopeless. We decided to
finish off with breakfast at Letaba Camp. The image of the Letaba River
from the
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