Pics of camel toe @Blu_Marlin or the fines master is going to show himself...
Out And About With Your Reo!
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Now that's a camel toe!
I had a good laugh today with the guy that supplies the wood. I asked him about Camel Thorn and he paused for a second and then burst out laughing when he realized I was talking about.It is not Camel Thorn,it is Kameel Doring
Those are the only wood I use to braai. Apart from the taste and smell of Kameel Doring I would swear that the fire burns at over 700 degrees C. That and when I used to get a regular supply of Karoo lamb it was a match made in heaven.But it is some of the HE stuff to Braai with. Specially for some nice Lamb Tjops
Real Authentic Sekelbos is also a winner
Tickle, my SL/LP clear-coated Coppervein Grand camping in Florida.
Kruger was a destination I had hoped to see in my lifetime. Always enjoy pictures, videos of Cheetah's.
What a spot! Nice one @Silver !
If you get the chance while you're up there you must go see Moholoholo...
http://www.moholoholo.co.za/
Kruger is amazing, but this experience was incredible!
Thanks @Stosta - it wasnt hard to spot - haha
We drove down the road and my mom says she thinks its monkeys or babboons sitting on the street sign post. When we drove up to it we were shocked. Very rare sighting for us. Never seen it so close on a street sign - and for about an hour!!
You wont believe it
That third cheetah was on the sign post as well.
All three were sitting there together. Then soon after we approached, this one jumped off and casually plonked itself in the road a few metres away from the car. It lay there like a lord for quite a while.
Massive excitement - my gosh...
That third cheetah was on the sign post as well.
All three were sitting there together. Then soon after we approached, this one jumped off and casually plonked itself in the road a few metres away from the car. It lay there like a lord for quite a while.
Massive excitement - my gosh...
Lovely sighting @Silver! My home, Kruger, basically grew up there, and doing my Honorary Ranger's this year.
Street signs are also called "Padpredikante"
Lovely sighting @Silver! My home, Kruger, basically grew up there, and doing my Honorary Ranger's this year.
Street signs are also called "Padpredikante"
Thanks @Caramia !
Well if you are doing honorary ranger then that is just epic!
I think we need to do a Kruger Vape Meet - hehe
Lol on padpredikante.
Hierdie predikant was a baai mooi "perch" vir die twee kaaitjies
A Kruger Vape Meet = Amaze-balls!
Yep, that was they are called in Afrikaans, and always been a perfect "perch" for a lot of the Park's inhabitants.
Have you guys been to Nkhuhlu?
Just want to know if the baboons are still such a menace... Naughty buggers who would raid the shop and steal people's food out of their hands. We haven't been to the "zoo" or the south in quite some years, Skukuza has always been a favourite, but too commercialised lately, so we'd rather stay in Pretoriuskop and travel from there.
Up central and North are a couple of best kept secrets, and are blissful even in peak season.
Still amazingly beautiful, thanx @Silver!Morning drive
Sunrise
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We went back to the 'padpredikant' @Caramia. Unfortunately the cheetahs were not there
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Surely there is a wild animal behind that reo
Surely there is a wild animal behind that reo
Probably lots of snakes and scorpions
And maybe some other small ground animals
Lots of birds no doubt
But I did a scan with the Binoculars and there were no larger mammals present!
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