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  • A baby elephant crosses the track in front of tourist on safari at Hirulu Ecopark on 10 April 2016 in Dambulla, Sri Lanka.
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  • Offroading through the bush searching for a leopard with a radio collar, in a safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve. <br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Robin Tetlow Shooter with Tyler Talmage viewing a giraffe from a safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve.<br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Rebecca Shooter with Tyler Talmage on the safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve, South Africa.<br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Offroading through the bush searching for leopard, in a safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve. <br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Offroading through the bush searching for leopard, in a safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve. <br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Viewing 2 white rhinos from a safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve.<br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Viewing giraffes from a safari land cruiser in the Phinda Game Reserve. <br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • The chief guide, Dylan Smith. Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
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  • The chief guide, Dylan Smith. Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
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  • Tour guides for the Parc National des Volcans, Rwanda, meet on the road for a chat.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Guests enjoy a sundowner picnic on the dunes.
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  • Central lodge pool, Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Meinfam's Pearl Spotted Owl
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Warthogs
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  • The black-maned Kalahari lion<br />
Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. The chief guide, Dylan Smith, with the tracker Johannes
    115IMG_2737_1_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Weaver Bird's nest
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  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Springbok(Antidorcas marsupialis): the springbok is a small gazelle of brown and white
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  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Springbok(Antidorcas marsupialis): the springbok is a small gazelle of brown and white
    096_O7F3821.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Oryx (Gemsbok) in dried out salt pan.
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  • Near the camp is a small Bushman village, built for the tourists, and inhabited by volunteers from the nearest San settlement for two weeks at a time who sit in the sand making bracelets, necklaces and bows and arrows in the old way using seeds, favoured trees and ostrich shell.<br />
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Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park,Xaus camp, <br />
 !Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago.
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  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    074Kalahari_0347_1_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    072_O7F3525.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    071_O7F3501.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp, it’s situation in the landscape on the high point of an immense dune. Traditional barbeque for the camp guests
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  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp, it’s situation in the landscape on the high point of an immense dune. !Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago.
    061_O7F3381_1.jpg
  • Mier Family on mule pulled trap near the Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park
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  • Wrecked car in the Kalahari desert near the Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park.
    058_O7F3284_1.jpg
  • Water pump on farm near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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  • Dead carcases of wild cats & jackals left by farmers as warning, near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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  • Dawn near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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  • Gondwana Canon Park rooms among the rocks, a 100,000 hectare private reserve. Canon Lodge
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  • Horse riding in Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve.
    035_O7F2997.jpg
  • Dawn near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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  • Horse riding in Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve.
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  • Cañon Roadhouse, a rare petrol station and cafe, littered with vintage wreks.<br />
Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve, Namibia
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  • Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve.
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  • Fish River Canyon. The Fish River rises in the hills to the north and only flows sporadically, but over the millennia it has carved an enormous canyon 500 metres deep into the unstable surface of Namibia, to form the second deepest canyon in the world. The walls of the canyon are an object lesson in geology: every layer for the last 1000 million years is clearly visible.
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  • Lioness in the evening on the Phinda Game Reserve.<br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Horato Clare, Rebecca Shooter with the children Robin Tetlow Shooter & Tyler Talmage sitting around a campfire with Bernard, the tracker, after an evening game drive in the Phinda Game Reserve.<br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Fish River Canyon national park,  Namibia
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  • Using a spotlight to search for nocternal animals on an evening game drive in the Phinda Game Reserve. <br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
    011_MG_2274_1.jpg
  • Fish River Canyon. The Fish River rises in the hills to the north and only flows sporadically, but over the millennia it has carved an enormous canyon 500 metres deep into the unstable surface of Namibia, to form the second deepest canyon in the world. The walls of the canyon are an object lesson in geology: every layer for the last 1000 million years is clearly visible.
    010IMG_2177_1_1.jpg
  • Fish River Canyon National Park, Namibia. Mountain zebra herd
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  • Storm over borehole pump, Namibia
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  • Horses in the south of Namibia
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  • Horato Clare, Rebecca Shooter with the children Robin Tetlow Shooter & Tyler Talmage arrive in the Phinda Game Reserve by air taxi.<br />
<br />
Phinda Private Game Reserve encompasses an impressive 23 000 hectares (56 800 acres) of prime conservation land wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Showcasing one of the continent’s finest game viewing experiences. Phinda is described as “Seven Worlds of Wonder”, with its seven distinct habitats - a magnificent tapestry of woodland, grassland, wetland and forest, interspersed with mountain ranges, river courses, marshes and pans. Phinda is a wilderness sanctuary where intimate encounters, adventure and rare discoveries can be experienced firsthand.
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  • Driving near Inselbergen – island mountains in the south of Namibia
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  • Tourist photograph wildlife in Yala National Park (also known as Ruhunu National Park) in the Hambantota District of Sri Lanka. Much of the 979 km≤ of reserve is parkland, but it also contains jungle, beaches, freshwater lakes and rivers and scrubland, although only the original 141 km≤ are open to the public. Yala has the world's highest concentration of Leopards, and there are good numbers of Asian Elephants, Crocodile, Water Buffalo, langurs,  Indian Peafowl, White-bellied Sea Eagle and Painted Storks.
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  • The black-maned Kalahari lion.Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
    124_O7F4105_1.jpg
  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Lion tracks
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. The chief guide, Dylan Smith, with the tracker Johannes
    115IMG_2737_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Black Backed Jackal.
    111_O7F3766_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Tawny eagle with prey
    106_O7F3783b_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Springbok(Antidorcas marsupialis): the springbok is a small gazelle of brown and white
    096_O7F3821_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Oryx (Gemsbok) in dried out salt pan.
    089_O7F3530_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Springbok(Antidorcas marsupialis): the springbok is a small gazelle of brown and white
    094_O7F3343_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park,Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kurt Loots & family, lodge guests, sampling the Bushman life with Kokai Makai, a medican man of the tribe.
    080IMG_2581_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park,Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kurt Loots & family, lodge guests, sampling the Bushman life with Kokai Makai, a medican man of the tribe.
    078IMG_2573_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    074Kalahari_0347_1.jpg
  • Near the camp is a small Bushman village, built for the tourists, and inhabited by volunteers from the nearest San settlement for two weeks at a time who sit in the sand making bracelets, necklaces and bows and arrows in the old way using seeds, favoured trees and ostrich shell...Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park,Xaus camp, . !Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. .
    075IMG_2556_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    069_O7F3487_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    071_O7F3501_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    068_O7F3445_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp, it's situation in the landscape on the high point of an immense dune. Traditional barbeque for the camp guests
    065IMG_2672_1.jpg
  • Wrecked car in the Kalahari desert near the Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park.
    058_O7F3284_1.jpg
  • Wrecked car in the Kalahari desert near the Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park.
    056_O7F3290_1.jpg
  • Mier Family on mule pulled trap near the Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park
    060_O7F3304_1.jpg
  • Dawn near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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  • A quiver tree (the kokerboom) forest, near Keetmanshoop, Namibia at dusk. It is a lovely plant, not a tree at all but an aloe, which is shaped like a menorah and can grow to thirty feet.
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  • Dawn near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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  • A quiver tree (the kokerboom) forest, near Keetmanshoop, Namibia at dusk. It is a lovely plant, not a tree at all but an aloe, which is shaped like a menorah and can grow to thirty feet.
    042_O7F3200_1.jpg
  • Gondwana Canon Park rooms among the rocks, a 100,000 hectare private reserve. Canon Lodge
    037_O7F3083_1.jpg
  • Horse riding in Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve.
    035_O7F2997_1.jpg
  • Dawn near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
    030Kalahari_0256_1.jpg
  • Horse riding in Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve.
    024_O7F2747_1.jpg
  • Cañon Roadhouse, a rare petrol station and cafe, littered with vintage wreks..Gondwana Canon Park, a 100,000 hectare private reserve, Namibia
    019Kalahari_0245_1.jpg
  • Fish River Canyon national park,  Namibia
    011IMG_2191_1.jpg
  • Fish River Canyon. The Fish River rises in the hills to the north and only flows sporadically, but over the millennia it has carved an enormous canyon 500 metres deep into the unstable surface of Namibia, to form the second deepest canyon in the world. The walls of the canyon are an object lesson in geology: every layer for the last 1000 million years is clearly visible.
    010IMG_2177_1.jpg
  • Storm over borehole pump, Namibia
    004Kalahari_0014_1.jpg
  • Fish River Canyon National Park, Namibia. Mountain zebra herd
    009_O7F2667_1.jpg
  • Flock of ostriches, Inselbergen - island mountains in the south of Namibia
    002_O7F2567_1.jpg
  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Tarkuni villa in the Koranna mountains.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Guest receiving massage & aroma therapy.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Cheetah enjoying a meal
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  • The black-maned Kalahari lion<br />
Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus.
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  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. The chief guide, Dylan Smith, with the tracker Johannes
    122IMG_2944_1_1.jpg
  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Lion tracks
    120IMG_2761_1_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Black Backed Jackal
    111_O7F3766.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Tawny eagle with prey
    106_O7F3783b.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park. Springbok(Antidorcas marsupialis): the springbok is a small gazelle of brown and white
    094_O7F3343.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park,Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kurt Loots & family, lodge guests, sampling the Bushman life with Kokai Makai, a medican man of the tribe.
    080IMG_2581_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park,Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kurt Loots & family, lodge guests, sampling the Bushman life with Kokai Makai, a medican man of the tribe.
    078IMG_2573_1_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    069_O7F3487_1.jpg
  • Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park, Xaus camp. Xaus, is owned by the San (Bushman) and Mier people who originally hunted here, and had a large tract of land in the park returned to them a few years ago. Kokai Maki teaching his young relation Andot Malgas hunting in the traditional manner.
    068_O7F3445_1.jpg
  • Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, the Oppenheimer family-owned reserve near the very small town of Vanzylsrus. Tarkuni villa in the Koranna mountains.
    064IMG_2415-2_1_1.jpg
  • Wrecked car in the Kalahari desert near the Kagalagadi Transfrontier Park.
    056_O7F3290_1_1.jpg
  • SUV drives under the clouds at dawn near Keetmanshoop, Namibia
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