The owner, chef, Rachel Els, was simply wonderful. She not only did all the cooking of the most delicious cuisine, she also picked us up and delivered us to bus stops to and from the lodge!
Beautiful views, my first thought upon reaching the lodge was this is a place to have a honeymoon.
If there was any disappointment, it was the limited wildlife we saw on the walks and drives. Having written this, I am reminded of what we did see - Stembok (who I startled in the bush), ostrich, marabou stork, impala, elephant, jackal, monkeys, baboons, banded roller, warthog, zebra, kingfishers, kudu, guinea fowl and hornbills.
Stork |
Stembok in bush |
Then there was the flora. We saw the tree that produces the flowers used to make bush tea, another that makes a kind of ibuprofen and of course, the tree of life, the baobab.
Then on to Planet Babobab and the Pans!
Hey hey ho, happy birthday sung in Japanese to celebrate Jan's 67th
Meerkat Manor
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