Into The Bush At Kruger National Park

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March 26th 2014

Published: April 2nd 2014

After a long day of travel from Cape Town, we arrived in Nelspruit around 9 oclock at night, all of us completely drained from the busy week that preceded and not fully recovered from the mix of beer and colored rice powders ingested at the HoliOne Festival the night before our departure. I’m convinced this rice powder (though advertised as completely organic and harmless) gave us all colds as w... Read Full Entry

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Beautiful animals at the Moholoholo Rehab Center

Petting a cheetah

This cat is determined to never be released or they wouldn't allow interactions with people like this.

Gustav feeding the vultures

In Krugger we never saw a full grown male - they are enormous!

GIANT cat right there!

A young leopard.

African wild dogs

Cheetah at Moholoholo

Serval Cat at Moholoholo

Southern Ground Hornbill

Look at its long eyelashes

Some type of eagle at Moholoholo

Most of these birds suffered injuries flying into power lines

Blyde Canyon

Kruger elephants

Blyde Canyon

Within the canyon is a lake created from damming of the river

Bourke's Luck Potholes Falls

Kruger lion showing off the pearly whites

2nd April 2014

John Erwin
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Many Great Memories
This will have been a trip of many fine memories and unique sightings of wildlife and life in general. Blyde canyon seems in many ways like Waimea on Kauai

6th April 2014

Sigvard Bondeson
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AMAZING AFRICA
It is a real privilege for me getting the opportunity to follow your fantastic trip around in Africa. I have a dream to repeat this trip myself ! Furthermore I am very fond of your story-telling capacity. So thank you very much Eric for your emails from Africa. Take care and I wish you further interesting days during your trip regards, Sigge

7th April 2014

Ann Luckett
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Wow Eric, what an amazing adventure you are on. Not quite sure how this all fits into the thesis you have to write, but what an unforgettable trip. Love the photos - I\'m jealous! Can\'t imagine how breathtaking it must be to see these animals in their native habitat. Hope there is still more to come. Ann

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