After splitting up for 4 days in Pretoria, we were looking forward to hanging out again, this time at Kruger :)
An elephant that we saw on the Sunset Drive. It was scary! we were shining lights on it, when all of a sudden it charged right at us! Haha, some of us were definitely scared!
Sisters forever!!! * Sarah's not here* :(
Ok, so the museum we went to had an enormously large name! "Gold fields" Is the name in English and that long word is the Afrikaans word for that!
Aw, this is sad! We were driving along and saw these 2 hornbills (The bird off "Lion King") Anyways, one was dead and the other one was staring at it with this blank look :( Aw, poor thing! Anyways, we named them the "Dead Birds" cause we realized later how that bird must've died. They would fly right for your car like they didn't even see you! We almost hit one, but fortunately braked at the last moment! We went flying but the bird wasn't harmed;)
And have a rather large and scary looking mouth!! Did you know, that they are Africa's deadliest animals? They've killed more people than any other animal. And here I was, always imagining them like ballerinas, like in all the books I read as a kid. Hehe, not anymore!
Aww, I don't know why I like this pic, but I do.
The largest Boabob tree in the southern half of Africa, I think. Maybe it was just below the Tropic of Capricorn...
Giraffes! They are my favourite animal! I looove how they eat! And they always seem so laid back and just go with the flow. :)
All of them together again. After this pic, the elephant started to shake it's head (Sign of it getting angry) and started running at us. We figure out it was cause we were in the way of it and the watering hole! Whoops!
Hehe, he jumped up onto this watering hole and stuck his trunk in to get a drink of water! It was really cool to watch!
Hehe, Dot and I got out of the car too. We just had to say we actually stepped out in Kruger outside of the campgrounds. :)
We celebrated Gracie's 13th birthday there:) She loved all her presents, especially the one she's holding that she got from her parents. She talked in high pitch voice for about 2 minutes straight!
The next day we left Kruger Park. We saw all these elephants crossing the road on our way out! It was at least 30 of them! They just kept coming! Awww, and the babies were so cute!
We spent 6 days total in Kruger and it was a terrific experience! We got to see so much of God's amazing creation!! He is a marvelous Creator!
After that, we went our separate ways again, and that was the end of a wonderfully great vacation! :)
1 comment:
I have thoroughly enjoyed looking at your photos and reading your blog! I visited the Woodrow family several years ago with a group from my church, and it has become one of the fondest memories of my life. I am so happy that you two families have found each other!
Would you be able to send me the full size version of the photo of the lion peeking out from the grass? I love that picture and would like to use it on my desktop.
Blessings,
Susan Barrett
susanbarrett@comcast.net
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