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Johannesburg
We arrived in Johannesburg Wednesday morning. After thirty hours of travel, followed by long lines at immigration, we finally met up with our driver Lucky. He loaded our luggage and whisked us off. It was wonderful not to have to think, because my brain was complete mush by the time…
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We Have a Real Website!
After a lot of frustration and cursing, we now have a functioning website & blog. It’s been a huge learning curve trying to figure out WordPress, image optimization, backup files, video editing…the list goes on. In making this site, I have generally avoided doing anything that involves typing actual HTML…
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Back to Africa
We fly to Johannesburg January 15th! More camping in 2024! I can tell I’m excited about returning to Africa. First, I can’t stop talking about it. (Richard would likely say I just can’t stop talking. Hmm, well, perhaps…) Second, I am now Googling things like ‘are Wildebeests dangerous?’ and ‘encounters…
Recent Posts
- Hanging out in El Paredón
- There is always so much more to say about South Africa…
- Namibia to South Africa: Mount D’Urban Camping to Mcdougall’s Bay to Koringberg
- The Oldest Desert in the World
- Erongo Rocks & Donkerhuk Farm West
- Onduli Part 2: Rocks and Rhinos
- Wildlife Pictures
- Hais-Ra
- The Lions of Madikwe: Blondie
- Elephants Swimming
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All Posts from the Beginning…
- Squirrel Adventures
- The Rain!
- Swakopmund – Coastal Namibia
- Where Did We Wake Up?
- Oh, the Meerkats!
- Maroela–Our Favorite Campsite
- A Bad Day for Squirrels
- Dung Beetles
- Marakele National Park February 2022
- Namibia 2022
- Back to Africa
- We Have a Real Website!
- Johannesburg
- Marakele National Park 2024
- More from Marakele
- Morukuru
- Headed to Sentlhane Conservation Area, Botswana
- I Promised a Baby Ele Video!
- GUESS WHO IS COMING TO BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER?!!
- More from Mabuasehube Game Reserve
- Richard’s Camping Tips
- Elephants at Molose Watering Hole
- Khama Rhino Sanctuary
- Camping at Khama Rhino
- Central Kalahari Game Reserve
- Elephant Sands – Botswana
- Heading East to West on the Caprivi Strip/Zambezi Region Namibia
- Onduli Ridge – Part 1
- BE THE LIZARD
- Weather Report
- Chobe – Prologue
- Chobe National Park, March 6th-9th
- Zambezi Region/Caprivi Strip, Namibia
- Elephants Swimming
- The Lions of Madikwe: Blondie
- Hais-Ra
- Wildlife Pictures
- Onduli Part 2: Rocks and Rhinos
- Erongo Rocks & Donkerhuk Farm West
- The Oldest Desert in the World
- Namibia to South Africa: Mount D’Urban Camping to Mcdougall’s Bay to Koringberg
- There is always so much more to say about South Africa…
- Hanging out in El Paredón