The Railway Museum in Livingstone, Zambia…Challenges of tours throughout the world…
This is a train, a deluxe coach from the 1901 era "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" Although his tusks were...
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We’re busy figuring out our next move…Lots to consider…Another record-breaker in the bush…
A record-breaking 20 kudus visited all at once. Watch this short video to see all the fun! "Sighting of the Day...
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Social times in the bush…Certain visitors return for a visit…
When it took a few minutes for Tom to mix up the bowl of raw scrambled eggs, they began walking up the...
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Immigration realities…Chobe saga continues…More exciting photos…Guest photos…
Holiday home on stilts on the bank of the Chobe River, suitable for the rainy season when the water level rises. "Sighting...
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We’re back!! And they’re back, too!…Final expenses for Zambia and Botswana…Playful Chobe kudu video…
Our most recent bag of pellets contained a lot of dust. As Tom began to sweep the dust from the pellets off...
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“Dr. Livingstone, I presume”…Livingstone city tour……
Tom was busy reading the extensive menu at Café Zambezi trying to decide what to order. "Sighting of the Day in Zambia"...
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We made it to Zambia…Settling in for another week…
The matriarch blasts a sound, "Come on kids, back up the hill. Playtime is over." "Sighting of the Day in the Bush"...
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Curious giraffe behavior on a side road…One day and counting…
What could they possibly be waiting for? "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" Over the past few days, we've observed this...
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An outstanding drive in the park…They’re baaaack!!!!…Two days and counting…
Mom and baby love. "Sighting of the Day in the Bush" We continue to take nighttime photos of the bushbabies on the...
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Annoying noise and big concerns in the park…A little complaining on this end…Three days and counting to trip…
From this site: "Zebras as very social animals and live in large groups called 'harems.' Plains and mountain zebras live in harems...
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