Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Camping at Satara: Friday, January 5, 2007
(No question as to who has the the right-of-way, Kruger National Park)
Will, Carole and Jeff go on a game drive in the morning. I am happy to remain at the camp site to plan ahead now that the trip itinerary has changed and catch up with this journal. They return and decide to pass on the guided nighttime drive at R 120 per person. We set out for Shingwedzi and have lunch at Letaba.
Our game drive is very successful so we feel quite satisfied and camp again at Satara as planned. Today we saw a large group of Cape Buffalo. I hear lions roaring to the west of the camp during the night. Very comfortable except for the condition of the ablution block -- chiefly the smell which is quite bad.
(Part of the large group of Cape Buffalo that halted us on the road for many minutes while they slowly crossed, Kruger National Park)
(No question as to who has the the right-of-way, Kruger National Park)
Will, Carole and Jeff go on a game drive in the morning. I am happy to remain at the camp site to plan ahead now that the trip itinerary has changed and catch up with this journal. They return and decide to pass on the guided nighttime drive at R 120 per person. We set out for Shingwedzi and have lunch at Letaba.
Our game drive is very successful so we feel quite satisfied and camp again at Satara as planned. Today we saw a large group of Cape Buffalo. I hear lions roaring to the west of the camp during the night. Very comfortable except for the condition of the ablution block -- chiefly the smell which is quite bad.
(Part of the large group of Cape Buffalo that halted us on the road for many minutes while they slowly crossed, Kruger National Park)
Labels: Letaba, Satara Rest Camp, Shingwedzi
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