Day #4, no water…No power?…We knew what to expect in Africa…
Note: All of today's photos were taken last evening while going to Jabula Lodge and Restaurant for our usual Friday night dinner...
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Finally, a decision…This news may shock you!!!…It shocks us!…Also, day #3, no water…
It took a lot of research and conversations, but we finally decided where we'll go when we need a new visa...
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Day #2, no water…After all, this is Africa..
Whether it's no water, no power, or no WiFi, this is the "nature of the beast" (no pun intended). The infrastructure...
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Special trail cam sighting…No water today…
Last night's trail cam photo #1 of the porcupine visiting our garden. Every morning Tom removes the data card from the trail...
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Sorry, if we missed responding to your comment…Remembering…
Within the inner workings, on the admin pages, I can see comments posted by our readers. Each day before I begin...
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Busy morning in the bush…Paid off a debt hanging over our heads…
This morning's visitors were plentiful. We had no less than eight bushbucks, seven warthogs, 50 mongooses, and Frank and The Misses....
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Losing loved ones in times of Covid-19…Today is a sad anniversary…
A few days ago, we read a post on Facebook that the husband of a well-known couple in Marloth Park passed away...
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Thinking ahead in the short term…
Last night, at dinner at Jabula with Rita and Gerhard and Linda and Ken, we all discussed our plans for the...
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Need advise…Is there a secret to wearing flip flops?…More Kruger photos…
Yesterday, friend Fiona and I had pedicure appointments at a local Marloth Park spa where I've gone three times in the past....
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Hippo photos from Kruger National Park…How do we feel about zoos?….
There's no question about it; observing animals in the wild is unlike any other wildlife experience. Sure, we grasp the importance...
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