Part 2. Africa and Asia.

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The hyena took no time dragging off the impala and finished eating it in a few minutes.

 

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After an eventful morning it was back for breakfast. Pancakes and berries for Mrsdrron and a full breakfast for me.




Before lunch I visited their little museum with the original accommodation.






Lots of pictures of the early days i the buildings.
Then time for lunch. Fish and chips for mrsdrron and a beef salad for me,




Finished with ice cream.

 

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Our last afternoon drive.














Our Tracker spotted leopard tracks and se off following them. Our guide took the rifle and took off through the bush pictured above to get to a creek she knew was close.She also had a machete o cut her way through. Meanwhile we sat in the car. Our guide returned some 20 minutes later saying or tracker had found the leopard which was a young male.

 

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So now we went down the dry creek bed and found this,



Surely you can see the leopard. Without the iPhone enlarging the shot we certainly didn't but our tracker did and then waited in case it moved. If it had he may have been attacked. I had even a greater respect for his skills. We waited until the other trucks arrived which took a while








The tracks show that the other trucks had arrived so we said our goodbyes.

 

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Time now for sundowners.



















You can see the dark clouds rolling in so less of a striking sunset.