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A little piece of paradise where we spent 9 days relaxing and travel planning. The property had a canoe so we took full advantage and headed out most days to explore the lake and we even spotted an otter and flamingos šŸ¦©
After a sweaty climb up table mountain we followed a sandy track to this lake which was a fabulous red colour and even had a white sandy beach šŸ¤Æ what a sight!
Itā€™s been a wee while since I shared a photo of the two of usā€¦so here we are on a lovely 20km stroll around Cape Towns coastline.
As soon as we entered the park at sunrise we had 20 hyenas running towards us. They had blood smothered across their faces and we quickly pulled over to see what was going on. They gradually came back down to a buffalo carcass where they took it in turns to eat, thereā€™s a whole hierarchy with higher ranking females and their pups getting the first dibs so others kept lookout while they waited their turn for the scraps.
After Kruger we headed towards the mountains for a few days of relaxing, playing crazy golf with zebras as spectators and a day trip to this wonderful viewpoint over the Blyde River Canyon.
Right place at the right time - a pride of 15 lions came down to this waterhole for a drink and it was the most amazing sight šŸ’•
The Purple Breasted Rollerā€¦what a beauty! Iā€™m usually not too interested in birds but if their colourful like this little chap then itā€™s a different story.
Midway through eating this impala the leopard looked our way and licked her lips. With the blood on her chin it looked like sheā€™d put a load of pink lipstick on without using a mirror. Iā€™ve cropped this photo from the original (which Iā€™ll share in my stories) and you can see the entire impala which she killed, pulled about 5 meters up this tree and positioned it on a branch so other scavengers couldnā€™t reach it.
First snap from South Africaā€¦I have hundreds to go through and share but thought weā€™d kick off with a portrait of a lovely giraffe šŸ¦’
Hereā€™s a lovely little stray dog we met in Mauritius. She was attacked by another dog one night and we managed to scare it off before she got injured so everyday after that she found us at the beach and laid beside us all day ā¤ļø happy to be your canine security guard šŸ¾
Some of the lovely spinner dolphins we swam withā€¦featuring one of them pooping šŸ’©
A slightly different photo from Mauritius today. There are many beautiful Hindu temples on the island but this one caught my eye as I loved how it was located right below this pointy peak.
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