Ten species visited us in one day…Check out who came to call….
These two zebra boys have now figured out it's worth visiting us for some treats. We can hear the sounds of their...
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Marloth Park…No dogs allowed…Remembering…
During his last 17 days of life, Willie is resting on our bed with his favorite toys; Tiger Woods (in the forefront)...
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Wrapping up details for Zambia…Dinner at Jabula with friends…
After we stopped at Obaro farm store, we spotted this woman selling cooked food on the side of the road, an...
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Our upcoming bookings for Zambia…Photos of scenery and culture…
Had Louise and Danie not taken us here, we'd have no idea this beautiful spot existed. "Sightings of the Day on the...
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Exciting night in the park…Immigration concerns for South Africa…
With a story of around 3.048 meters (10 feet), this bull giraffe is two stories tall. Their legs are taller than the...
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Marvelous, majestic, magical Marloth Park…Keeps on giving…
Such a big scary world out there! "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" This is a Dark-Capped Bulbul, thanks to friends...
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An Easter egg hunt for grown-ups…Last night’s fun and games at Kathy and Don’s home in the bush…
Tom's other prize for winning the trivia game, this gorgeous giant chocolate Easter egg filled with more chocolate treats (see below). He'll...
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Expect the unexpected…A special day with friends…
As we entered the Border Country Inn on Easter Sunday. "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" This persistent Ms. Kudu...
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Happy Easter to all!…Happy April Fool’s Day to those who like to fool!…An Easter fair in the bush…
Here's our adorable Louise (always the successful entrepreneur) selling her inventory of colorful Himalayan clothing at the Marlothi Easter Fair, which is...
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Safari luck sighting in the yard…Nature at its finest….
She'd nibble on the pellets, but we never saw him take a single bite. He was more interested in her than he...
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