I’m one day back from 24 hours spent on the Serengeti, and with the fear of having to pay an extra USD50 it wasn’t one minute more, and I haven’t the slightest clue how to start. It felt like being in a National Geographic documentary and I kept expecting to hear the dull drone, slightly British, of the narrator. Even now, looking back at the photos, it’s hard to believe that I actually saw those animals, that I took the pictures of the herd of 70 something elephants, the lionesses sleeping in the grass, the hyena with its morning breakfast, the zebra and wildebeests running across the plains, the baboons with their pink bums, the buffalo, the pools full of hippopotami, the giraffe’s stretching their necks to the highest and untouched greenery, and the countless impala
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