Showing posts with label Lunch with the Vervet Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lunch with the Vervet Family. Show all posts
Friday, October 12, 2007
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- Mbale is a few hours from Jinja by bus and the pla...
- First day of hiking is nice and gradual at the sta...
- The second day of trekking was wet and muddy as th...
- To reach the top on the day of the summit an early...
- Mt.Elgon has the second largest caldera of any vol...
- We won the race, but as you can see, the clouds be...
- The fourth day of hiking was the longest (37 km) a...
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- Yes, the camp is actually in the cave behind the w...
- This was the end point of our five-day journey. No...
- A more expansive view of the Sipi Falls area shows...
- A typical Ugandan domicile tucked into the hillsid...
- My purpose in going to Kenya was to visit two smal...
- One of the many trails leading away from camp. A ...
- There are hundreds of species of birds in the fore...
- The last morning at Kakamega I got up at five and ...
- The second small park I visited in Kenya was Lake ...
- Lake Bogoria is one of the many small lakes that r...
- Too bad I hadn´t brought any eggs because if I had...
- As in Kakamega, I was the only person camping ther...
- Fulfilling my plans in Kenya, it was now time to s...
- Lake Manyara is a park that has a variety of lands...
- Can you see the two lions? No. Well perhaps you ca...
- Giraffes and elephants both like feeding on the Ac...
- What a way to end the first day on safari. I had ...
- A wonderfully protective mother eyes the camera. ...
- This picture has a story behind it like a National...
- Lots of space for these pachyderms to roam. A cla...
- The visitors center in the middle of the park has ...
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- Driving back to camp for lunch we noticed in the d...
- This big boy is definitely King of the Pond, but h...
- One of my favorite photos. A curious lion cub pee...
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- Seeing a leopard in a tree with its kill is truly ...
- If we had continued to wait for the leopard in the...
- A most fitting end to our Serengeti experience. I...
- With the camp set on the Ngorongoro crater rim, I ...
- The Ngorongoro crater is only 14 kilometers in dia...
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- Ah, the good life. A perfect image of what a lion ...
- Hey, What´s gnu? The crater plain teems with zebr...
- This game is too large for the lowly jackal to bri...
- This, however, is a quite different story. Most o...
- A laughing hyena? Well, maybe not that jolly, but...
- Zebras crossing the pan, hippos grazing on the lak...
- A look back on a somewhat hazy view of Ngorongoro ...
- The last park on my safari was Tarangire, whose ma...
- Zebras were the most common sight in Tarangire. L...
- The river is the park´s lifeblood during the summe...
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- The blue-balled dominant male is one cheeky bastar...
- This group of mongooses was a flury of activity as...
- 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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- Much of what you see in Stonetown is but a shadow ...
- The sunsets viewed from the beach in Stonetown are...
- Boys playing football on the beach, people cooling...
- Every night in the little park between the beach a...
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- A must see in Stonetown is the main market. Color...
- A trip across the island to the eastern side and t...
- The first day there I walked for miles along the ...
- The next day we used one of the boats to go out to...
- A sunrise view from the window of my little hotel ...
- Udzungwa Mountains National Park in central Tanzan...
- The camp 3 trail while steep in the beginning as i...
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