Doug and Lis travel to South Africa to see the wildlife. Doug and Lis travel to South Africa to see the wildlife.
Bushbabys are the smallest primate. We were very lucky to see one. Captured from video.
Bushbaby legs are so long they cannot walk, but hop like a rabbit. Captured from video.
A civet is not really a cat, but rather is in the mongoose family. Captured from video.
It is very rare to see serval, a member of the cat family. Captured from video.
This Cessna, the smallest plane we would be on, took us the last 10 minutes to Djuma
The Sabi River from the air
Djuma's airstrip. To prevent hyena from chewing the tires off of planes left unattended, they must cover them with cut-off steel drums.
Our first "big" animal sighting... this is a very cooperative female kudu seen on our ride into the park.
Mom@24.240.90.223 (05/22/2001 16:33:14):
This is incredibly exciting!!! I am so happy ( and jealous) o
View of Vuyatela from across the dam.
This is the view from our private deck... very posh.
The Evening Commuter Crew@151.203.120.205 (05/22/2001 13:44:01):
Almost as good as the view from the train every evening.
Mosaic
We have safely arrived in Africa, after every one of our flights actually arrived ahead of schedule. This beautiful mosaic is the first thing you see as you enter Vuyatela Camp at Djuma.
Wen@161.114.88.72 (05/22/2001 10:31:33):
Glad to hear they are treating you both so fine!!! Can't wait to hear and see more!!! Have a ball!!!
JJ@168.29.218.244 (05/22/2001 16:43:43):
Quack!
Debby@64.12.103.151 (05/22/2001 17:14:43):
Wonderful pictures and commentaries. Am living this trip vicariously through you both! Enjoy, be safe, have fun.
Cousin Deb
Impala across a dam. The vegetation is pretty lush for late autumn.