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Great shots, Mak! I could see the croc. . The images on your site, however, seem to overlap and cover up the text (?). I was able to see the pics and text under the pics from viewing the message in my mail, rather than clicking on your site. Looks like a grand adventure, for sure!
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It was a grand adventure. I was tired at the end of it
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And the pics seem to display well. If you have the pointer above any, you will see the text
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Like I say, I can see the images in bigger pics plus the text under them, from my mail. On your site, the images are smaller and no text under. . . It may just be b/c I’m on my iPad (I blame everything on the iPad; I’d never make a mistake, ha ha. . .) 🙂
Lovely to see wildlife from another part of the world!
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How have you been good friend?
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I’m visiting the grandchildren in a locale closer (well, closer geographically than when I’m home) to you right now, Mak, so I’m busy! I see you’ve been ACTIVE! Good on ya!
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I try, one gotta try to be active you know 🙂
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Looks like you guys had a fantastic time out there. xo
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We sure did.
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The photos are gorgeous. Have a great Monday. xoxo
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Have a great week too. I would have preferred more clearer pictures. We even saw a rhino
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I love rhinos. I am sure next time you’ll catch some. xo
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Next year maybe
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Fabulous landscape mak, a real treat for the eyes, though that stony pass looks like hell on a stick for me, still, variety is the spice of life eh?
– esme enjoying the look of that ride very much upon the Cloud
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Life without variety would bore us to death, I think, just like life without work.
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I honestly would not have noticed the crocodile (on my phone) if you hadn’t mentioned it. Wow!
Where’s that rocky area?
Thanks for the beautiful pictures. You have a great week, friend.
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It’s in the park. It is where we began the ride.
You too have a great week ahead, good friend
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Just…wow! Awesome adventure Mak. I am jealous.
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Glad I could make you jealous 🙂
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Terrific.
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A good break after a busy week
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How great to be there to take these photos. Communing with nature and animals. Doubtful it gets any better than that. ❤
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I don’t think it gets any better than this.
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Awesome! How big was the crocodile?
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About 2.5 to 3m. It was yuge
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Scary.
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At least there was water and shrubbery separating us 😀
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Kind of makes our “wild” areas seem rather tame. No crocodiles, rhinos, gazelles etc. In fact no mammals or reptials at all.
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So what do you have in your wild?
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Birds.
NZ became isolated from Gondwana before the evolution of mammals and modern reptiles. It sank beneath the ocean for some time after that, so unless a creature could fly or swim 2000 km, it wasn’t going to get here.
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That makes sense. We have many bird species here too though I wouldn’t name a dozen, especially as I am not a bird watcher
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I could probably name a dozen flightless NZ birds ☺
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The only flightless bird, other than the domesticated fowls, this side of the equator are ostriches
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Except that fowls are not strictly speaking flightless. Their power of flight might be worse that the Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk, but they can get airborne for short hops. I’m referring to truely flightless birds that would not survive a fall from a tall tree 😊
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Haha. That’s worse than a cat!
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“somewhere in that picture there are gazelles”
I’m told the Roman travel brochures once said:
HC SVNT GAZELLES (Here be gazelles)
Thankfully, you survived to tell us about it firsthand. 🙂
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I am told the group that arrived ahead of us found a lion on the hunt. I missed that epic scene 😦
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Super pictures. Glad you had a grand time.
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Yes, I had a grand time
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As you can imagine central London doesn’t have much wild life, perhaps an urban fox at night.
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Too bad for you my friend
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Looks like you are enjoying cycling every time you take it.
Lovely photos by the way. Don’t worry about the quality, it’s good.
I didn’t think African nature can be so great.
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I am glad you like them.
Our scenery is breathtaking
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