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1st November 2009

I wonder what kind of tree that is in the 7th frame. I notice that the women wear SKIRTS and that even the kids all seem to have some kind of footwear (not barefoot). Must be a pretty well off village. It also looks very clean.
31st October 2009

Fascinating!
Loved all the photos - and although one of them was titled "Kayla, trying NOT to look hot", I was thinking that's impossible - Kayla IS hot!!! Your pictures have captured the essence of the marketplace, and I loved seeing the colorful t-shirts and clothing juxtaposed against the desert colors of the huts and sand. Also, a favorite was the Zebra on the grounds, looking so nonchalant. And, of course, the Victoria Falls photos were amazing.
30th October 2009

Prize-Winning Pictures
In all of your blogs there are so many pictures that could be submitted for prizes. How about National Geographic?
24th October 2009

Safari goodbye
Thanks for all the prize-winning pictures. It must have been sad leaving all that excitement behind.
23rd October 2009

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.
22nd October 2009

Hopefully, the lion didn't swallow the plastic bottle. Nice to see the whole group of tourists and interesting how the camp chef prepares things over the open fire.
20th October 2009

Amazing
This is absolutely amazing - to be this close the lions! And that they come so close and lounge around in your camp! What an amazing trip!
20th October 2009

Amazing
This is absolutely amazing - to be this close the lions! And that they come so close and lounge around in your camp! What an amazing trip!
20th October 2009

a personal message on Kayla's email
Didn't want this on you blog spot. Check Kayla's email.
20th October 2009

Sorry
I know you'll be very disappointed not to have the videos and the camera. Hopefully, Kayla, you have a lot of still pictures you'll be able to share with us when you get home.
19th October 2009

OH NO!!!
I am grieving with you - actually groaning out loud repeatedly over the loss of your camera and all that amazing footage. What a tragedy, as this is a very appropriate word. So sorry for you, and can only imagine your disappointment. Don't you wish you could just turn the clock back one minute??? It sounds like the rest of your adventures are pretty exciting and very informative and obviously increasing your knowledge of all things African. Hopefully, this event won't spoil the rest of what is happening and you can truly enjoy all that is still left to experience. Greg is in Kelowna today, and travelling up north on his business excursion - no 500 species of wild birds to listen to. I arrived in Arizona yesterday with my niece and am also enjoy high temperatures, but no humidity! Take care and thanks for taking the time to post all your information. We are very interested! Judy
19th October 2009

Glad to hear from you again!
Richard and Kayla, Missed hearing from you, so good to hear. We've seen the Okavango Delta on the Discovery channel. Quite a wonderful place filled with so many animals in need of water. Many make a long journey to get there every year. Can't wait to view photos later! Pray you are over your cold, Kayla.
16th October 2009

Killing in Action
Ive seen this on the National Geographic Channel, but Im not sure Id like to be in the midst of the live scene.
16th October 2009

fly fishing
Tell the Paris fly fisher that some of us in Canada even speak French. But maybe not in B.C.
16th October 2009

WOW!
I was just responding to your last blog when this one popped in! First of all, we were a little concerned after not hearing from you for a few days - were hoping you were not part of the kudu stew yourselves! This adventure seems to be taking on huge proportions as you experience all this wildlife and African living! Its interesting to actually "hear" the excitement in your voice as you write this Richard....I think its you. Has Kayla finally won you over? Hope Kaylas cold doesn last long and shes well enough to thoroughly enjoy this amazing experience! The neighborhood is a little less exotic....very quiet with the rain coming down today! IL saw a couple of seagulls make a fly pass awhile ago, and several dogs on the path, but no hyenas laughing. Youll miss the animal sounds when you return home to the quiet Fraser! Take care and continue to enjoy every aspect of this holiday. Itll wind down before you know it! Judy and Greg
7th October 2009

Sounds like an adventure
Sounds like you are having quite the adventure! We gat back home a few hours ago - everything went really well. Thank you for the romantic surprise in our room!!! : ) So much for no contact looks like you have easy access to the internet. Be safe - can't wait to see the videos!
5th October 2009

photos
Too bad about the photos, I was looking forward to seeing all the wild life. Will just have to be patient. Joyce
4th October 2009

Pictures
Looking forward to the pics. How long are you going to be there?
4th October 2009

Ahh....safe in Botswana! Hope your hippos show up on the trip - they would be most fascinating!! I'm trying to imagine an ensuite in a tent and realize it's probably not as fancy as Shoreline, but highly appreciated! Hope you gets lots of sleep. We're in Quebec City for the next six days, but look forward to checking your blog again whenever possible. Judy
4th October 2009

Thanks
Hi Thanks for sending me your blog. Enjoyed the pictures and seeing the area where they live. Looking forward to following your adventures. Take Care. Fondly, Charley Ann
2nd October 2009

Thinking of you
Loved the photos of the roses - I could almost inhale their scent! How wonderful to spend time with family before THE BIG ADVENTURE. Get lots of rest before the flight and enjoy each moment! We'll be anticipating more posts! We have a friend here from England and are doing a little sightseeing today!
22nd October 2008

Lake Powell appears to have a lot less water than when I last saw it - years ago.
22nd October 2008

Peach Pie
Sorry, we finished the last piece of a real peach pie just tonight, celebrating our return home. Glad to be back, but we could have stayed on the road for at least another few weeks and made our way down to southern Arizona. It was still too hot to go there in September and October.
21st October 2008

Pictures
Hauntingly beautiful in the fog! Brings back memories of trips we've made to the Oregon Dunes. -Jim
18th October 2008

Huge Trees!
Great photos! But what, no rock photos?! I'm really disappointed! And I'm still waiting for that peach pie. Have fun. -Jim

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