The AMAZING NGORONGORO CRATER: Tick

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August 12th 2006

Published: November 4th 2009

12th August Saturday DAY 22 NGORONGORO CRATER to ARUSHA Another chilly 6am wake up, but driving to the crater with the thick fog and moss hanging off the trees gave it a very eerie feeling, and worth it. As we turned and headed to the rim of the crater I was so excited to be finally about to descent into this amazing ecosystem and there was a beam of sunlight piercing the crater ground. We opened... Read Full Entry

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Amanda Monaco

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I am a passionate pretty easy going kinda aussie girl. I am dedicated to my love of the environment, my aussie sports, my friends and family and have now decided to travel the world. My close friends and family call me Moo and i am well known for getting "all fired up". Yeah i know i like to go into detail about my travels but i hope you at least like the photos. I love my life and the challenges it throws at me. I also love quotes such as "Life isn't about finding yourself, it's about creating yourself"...... full info

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peek a boo

One of the main lakes in the crater

Just some fun, i think it suits me

on the road after our toilet stop

The social gathering, your not in unless your in!

Zebra crossing with me in the back taking the photo

Another hyena

Love this

i know its blurry but it looks like its just an added effect of the heat

Lion

sussing out the scene...

Dandy getting the zoom out

Hanging by the cars for shade

gorgeous

but they are feeling the heat

This cute one hung out right under my door

Taken from above and inside the jeep, not far away at all, i dont think bron used any zoom on this one! Copyright Bron

Out of control fly isues!

poor things

Me having a great time!

and the lion enjoying the shade. Copyright Robin

A close up with the flies and shade

6 million

trampling hooves from Wildebeest, Zebra and Thompson's gazelles keep plants out, and the short cropped grass lowers the risk of fires. Copyright Heather

The hippo is out and about

hippos in the crater

Wildebeest in the crater

Young Wildebeest grow 20 times faster then humans and they must keep moving to find the grass they need

12th January 2012

anonymous
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awwwwwwwwww

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