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Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania 2008
Friday, October 5, 2007
Giraffes and elephants both like feeding on the Acacia tree despite its thorn-filled branches.
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Mbale is a few hours from Jinja by bus and the pla...
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Ah, the good life. A perfect image of what a lion ...
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This game is too large for the lowly jackal to bri...
This, however, is a quite different story. Most o...
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Zebras crossing the pan, hippos grazing on the lak...
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Zebras were the most common sight in Tarangire. L...
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The blue-balled dominant male is one cheeky bastar...
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I was disappointed in having missed the wildebeest...
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An early morning bus trip from Arusha got me to Da...
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Boys playing football on the beach, people cooling...
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