Wednesday, 21st Yet another glorious, golden morning as we find ourselves creeping along the…
One of the delights of this type of lifestyle is that one comes into contact with so many likeminded people.…
Thursday, 15th We leave the rather disappointing Satara behind us and head out of the gates…
Sunday, 11th After our 37ºC hottest day of the trip, we take off late down the…
Wednesday, 7th We always like to arrive as early as possible at a new camp so as to secure…
Tuesday, 6th On a cool, clear morning we take the S52 Red Rocks Road running westward along…
Saturday, 3rd I apologise for the short break in coms experienced by readers to this blog.…
Wednesday, 31st July After fifteen lovely days at Lower Sabie, it is time to move on. So under…
Monday, 29th Renette is made of sterner stuff and is not easily deterred. Given its history of many exciting…
Thursday, 25th This afternoon we again go up the Sabie river road. Friday, 26th …
Monday, 22nd With Warren at the wheel, we go out this afternoon along the H10 to Muntshe…
Friday, 19th (contd) This afternoon we go out again along the H10 road towards Muntshe and Mlondozi. With the golden…
Tues, 16th At 2.45am I leave the Dolphin Resort in Ballito and take the N2 heading towards…
The one thing that I really struggle with at the Cape is the winter. So, it is becoming a habit…
Like so many South Africans, we find ourselves having to travel overseas to visit our children and families. Our second…
Namutomi Sunday, 14th The road between Halali and Namutoni improves as we move eastward and sometimes it…
Halali Camp I omitted in Part 1 to mention the fellow tourists at Etosha. They were almost all Europeans with…
Cape – Okaukuejo To find someone compatible to enjoy bird photography with, is mighty difficult. I am therefore most fortunate…
26th October I have a very good friend here in Somerset West who I have known now for…
Again, those Kruger fans for whom our recent UK trip holds no interest, please move on. Now that our third…