We spent our last two days in Kruger at Jock Safari Camp. Big Five – Elephants Big Five – Lions Big Five – Leopards Big Five – Rhino No sighting at Jock. Big Five – Buffalo Misc. From Jock we went to the airport to begin the long journey home.

We spent two days at the Jock Safari Camp. It was enclosed, so no escort was needed in the evening. It overlooked a river. There was a single guide and it was not a private tour. The guide was another big game enthusiast, so much for birding. Mark, Wink, Meg and Kate-Lynne

We spent four days at the Lukimbi Safari Camp. We stayed in individual cabins and the camp was open again. This meant we had to be escorted after dark. Meg and Kate’s cabin had a private soaking pool overlooking the river. They made good use of it. Four days meant eight game drives. It was

Lukimbi was our third Safari Lodge in our great Kruger adventure. It is a private concession, so the guides can off road for better game sightings. This lodge had a tracker as well as a guide. The tracker was Michael and the guide was Darren. This was a four day Safari and involved eight game

Our second stop was for three days at the Shalati Safari Camp. It is in Kruger proper and our guide was Alvis. The safari camp is a bunch of units made from train cars on a bridge that spanned the Sabi River in Krueger National Park. It was possible to sit and watch the wildlife

We spent four days in the MalaMala Safari camp and went into the bush dawn and dusk each day. The daytime temperatures reached 105 degrees Fahrenheit, so midday was pretty quiet with most creatures seeking shelter from the sun. We were most fortunate in the dates we choose, late spring. They had just gotten a

This was Mark’s first trip to Africa. Kate and Meg have been trying to get me to go for a few years now. I finally succumbed. The trip was planned to spend 13 days in and around Kruger National Park in South Africa. We went to four different Safari camps. MalaMala is a private game

November slipped by me and it seems I will only get one post in this November. My sister Jayne visited for a week and I put her to work mulching leaves. We also got Cybil set for winter. It was just in time as we got snow shortly after. Jayne and I did the first

Late October was a busy time for me. It just flew by. My Aunt had a ninety-fifth birthday party last summer and we missed it because we were having our family gathering on the cape at the same time. She wanted to see us, so her children suggested an early Thanksgiving dinner to get us

It is quiet in the house with the ladies gone. I mostly have pictures of the dogs to keep the ladies up to date. The IKEA build was mostly to update the storage at Meg’s house. BOIDS Mammals Other Fun with Food This is just a sampling so you can see how tough life is