We saw these teenagers in October and they have grown! |
A couple eventful moments on the drive were seeing water buffalo in a herd. We had not seen any buffalo on our previous drive. They don't like people and can be very dangerous. We saw them at the beginning of the drive and when we were leaving in the dark the whole herd shows up along the road. Our driver has a spotlight with a red filter. Our memory will forever be waterbuffalo heads 2 feet from us with red eyes. Not one off us could take a picture and chance a flash, but they checked us out as much as we checked them out.
The reason we were so late was because of the lions. We were leaving the park when we got notice on radio of the lions in a certain area. We approached slowly to an area where people were watching with binocs and so we did too. All of sudden from behind the truck walked the 2 teenage male lions
who were also watching us and watching their parents frolic. Both laid down as if going to sleep on the road, blocking it. We snapped lots of pics and then out walked a female and another big male. They stayed a minute and then walked on. Many minutes went by and one of the teens gets up and walks to our truck and lays down right under our bumper. We weren't going anywhere. When eventially the bumper guy walks back to the road our driver slowly backs up and carefully heads through the bush and over the rocks to go home.
They look cold because Nambeti was cold. It had rained most of the weekend and it was good for soup that night |
You do cook so much so it is such a blessing that you are such a fantastic cook!!
ReplyDeleteI worry that they will want me to cook and that is so not my forte!!! ;)