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| Mom and Gordon at Berlin Falls: 45 m (150 ft) |
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| Anne and Dad were lucky enough to pet the lions through the fence |
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| Some REALLY hungry cheetahs, 1 was eying a lil boy! |
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| God's Window |
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| Gordon at Blyde River Canyon |
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| All of us at Mac Mac Falls |
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| Anne at the Potholes |
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| Brek at Blyde River Canyon |
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| Mac Mac Falls, also about 150 ft |
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| Blyde River Canyon |
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| The Three Rondawels (means hut) at Blyde River Canyon |
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| Anne and Gordon as rebels lol |
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| Dad and Anne enjoying the view |
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| Gordon feeding a vulture |
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| Touching a baby black rhino. Weight? only 120 kg (260 lbs) |
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| Anne, Gordon, & Dad all touched this leopard. Fur is SOFT |
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| Honey Badgers, the most dangerous animal in the world |
We've been acting like tourists while our long-time family friend is here in South Africa to visit, and it's been so much fun seeing and doing things we don't normally do! We've gone to the Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre in Hoedspruit, visited the Blyde River Canyon (3rd biggest in the world), Bourke's Luck Potholes, a few big waterfalls, and more. I'm (Gordon) posting pics from all the bustle.
2 comments:
Beautiful country,awesome photos.
Hinton
Aparently though, the Honey Badger is not the most dangerous animal in the world... this is a myth. I looked it up on Wikipedia anyway and that's what it said. :)
-Amy
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