This blogger thought my post on Cape Town was great enough to reblog, and I certainly think this blog is so worth it too!!! Enjoy the visual journey. This trip was at the Savannah Lodge in the Sabi Game Reserve, South Africa. So you see, not only can a tourist enjoy city life at its best here, just look at the amazing wildlife on display!!

A Traveler's Photo Journal

getting started

Wake-up call was at 5 am.  Even though we are on vacation, that does not mean we can sleep in.  There is no late sleeping if you want to see wildlife, active in the cooler mornings and late afternoons just before dusk.  Despite having declined the offer of the two after-dinner cocktails last night, Springboks and Sledgehammers*, 5 am came all too soon.  Fifteen minutes after the call, we gathered for coffee.  The vehicles were already waiting for us.  We pulled out of the compound around 5:45, just as the first light was starting to show in the morning sky.

hyena 2

It was cool with a thin overcast cloud layer, making fleece jackets a requirement.  We found a herd of buffalo right away.  We stopped now and then to listen and watch for birds, and to just enjoy the quiet of the morning.  Keeping with our crew from the night before…

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About suletta

Fell in love again at age 50! And followed my man to Zanzibar, for him to set up a dairy farm. I managed to travel into Africa a few times in my life, always loving it and experience the "fever" that grips you on African soil - the one that especially the Europeans now and in years gone by, suffer from. Except I am an African by birth - a South African. A Mzungu.So I discovered at this late stage in my life (not that I feel old!) that some people find my babblings about life interesting, and I quote: "live their lives vicariously through me".
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