Botswana Wild Day 17 - Oct 14

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October 22nd 2009

Published: October 23rd 2009

Savute to Chobe RiverWe left camp early for the morning game drive (6:00 AM) and almost right away spotted two lions resting under an acacia tree. At one point along the way a huge male elephant came directly towards us where his track crossed our track. Guess who got priority for crossing! We followed a firebreak for quite a while, going over many sand ridges that changed colour from deep red to... Read Full Entry

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Our favourite things to do are mostly centered around being in the outdoors and enjoying natural areas, so we are more likely found seeking out the lesser known parts of areas we visit, and the least populated areas. In past years, we've been known to hike for days, hauling heavy packs into remote valleys and forests just to avoid the usual front country crowds and see wild animals truly in the wild. These days, when on the road, we can be found driving the lesser traveled highways and byways in North America. Or on safari in remote parts of Southern Africa. Kayla's current passion is phot... full info

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23rd October 2009

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I've been noticing quite a lot of greenery along the way. I figured it would be much more baren. Really like the the elephants. African elephants are much cooler than Asian ones.

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