Wawa's Guestbook

The circle of life
What an invigorating and exciting morning you have had. I am breathless in the read. Makes one reflect what could have been if the rogue lions had killed a lion cub or two or if that could have been more likely if there was not an eland carcass in the vicinity. Did you ever find out where the two male ions from the pride may have been while the three lionesses had to fight off the three rogue lions? Great blog of life on the savanna.

The Pinnacles
We loved our time at the Pinnacles and your photography is excellent. MJ

Wow
I love your blogs ! By the way - Happy anniversary to both of you. Enjoy your beautiful trois. Sylvie

Tahiti looks beautiful!
Through your images and commentary, I feel as if I have a truer sense of the beauty of not only the countryside but also of its peoples. Enjoy your journey!

Wow! That's incredible you caught the giraffes at sunset and without the crew. I imagine that would've been an astonishing moment!

Just wonderful!
Walter, your pictures and stories with it are just wonderful, almost surreal because they seem right out of a Kenia-picturebook!! Thank you a lot for sharing those moments and your indeed very artistic pictures - I love it!! All the best! Patricia

Yikes!
Wow...A deadly snake! Too bad they didn't kill it. You guys could have had BB Q snake steak! That was a great blog. Can't wait to see pics. Be safe and don't forget to look up. :-)

Moo-Moo
I didn't realize that cow tongue was so popular there! Believe it or not it's very popular here in SoCal, too!

Nikko sounds like a nice place!
We're hoping to go to Nikko in a few weeks, too! Looks like you guys are really having fun. Glad you got your shoes, I was wondering how you'd do with the Typhoon coming in. Ayano and I were thinking buying some for you on Amazon.co.jp and sending to your next location... :D Love the pics. Have a great time & 気をつけてね – kiotsukete ne

The Socks are the best part!
It's great that you got a kimono or yukata that fit! Looks good on you.

A tad weird, but fascinating nevertheless!
It looks a little strange and eerie to me, but, interesting, and the photos are wonderful. I enjoy the way you describe not only what you see, but the atmosphere, which lends so much depth to your accounts and the photos, so thank you for that! Particularly lovely, "Field in the Night," how talented you are! 私の弟、カメラマン！安全な旅を続けた。 Watashi no otōto, kameraman! Anzen'na tabi o tsuzuketa.

Country Hospitality
The Ryokan looks very inviting. Peaceful and nice. The good thing about rural Japan (en-na-ka) is that you just need to show where you want to go. Eventually someone will take you there :D Enjoy! Wish I was there with you guys....