Halali Camp has shade - yippeee. There are some large mopane trees and the campsites are not allocated and you get to choose which you want. Naturally the best shady ones are taken, but I found a very nice little spot. The camp also has a pool (as did Okaukeujo) but I didn't bring a swimming costume. Although my tent is not in the shade, the site has a concrete picnic table and stools and a braai place and all of these are in the shade. Happy Janny (and Mr Jones)
It is still damn hot during the day and my LSP is one of the coolest places to be so I've been travelling around quite a lot.
I found a place where I could drive onto the Pan. I was so excited.
I've seen some sights and managed to get some photos so this post is to visually share some of the sights with you. Self-portraits thanks to my Canon remote.
Blackshouldered Kite with breakfast
Blackfaced Impalas continuing the Winter theme of Mopane Gold being worn by the trees
Acacia baubles
Elephant and Springbok
I've heard of this, but never seen melanism in Zebras
These two pics speak for themselves
Black Rhino sniffing the air for pheromones
Yellow Mongoose in the sunset light
I'm moving on to Namutoni Camp. Till next time . . . .
5 comments:
Hi Janet and Mr Jones!!
I'm loving all the updates - wow, that Leopard is gorgeous, as are all the amazing sights. Take care, and keep blogging! :)
woweeeeeeeee
go Jan go!!
xx
At first I did not see that leopard!!! Your pictures are gorgeous, all of them!
WOW! amazing. You've seen so much! I didn't know acacias did that and the zebra, how interesting. LEOPARD! sitting there, oh my gosh, you were close too. I would love to see one in daylight, wow!
Loved all the photos of you also and mr. jones. How did you manage those? a tripod/timer?
What a beautiful place to be, this is the Africa to dream of.
Great pictures by all means!
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