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Tag Archives: Okavango Delta
Warthog on the runway; we’ll just wait a minute
Note: This post is a continuation of Stuck in the sand in lion country I’ll admit it, I had never heard of the Okavango Delta. And when I was told it was the world’s largest inland delta, that didn’t help. I … Continue reading →
Posted in Life stories, Travel
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Tagged adventure, botswana, camping, elephants, giraffes, hippos, lions, mokoros, Okavango Delta, photography, travel, walking safari, warthogs
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Stuck in the sand in lion country
If one of your kids ever ends up working in Botswana for 2 ½ years and you get asked to come along on a camping safari in your kid’s second-hand truck, be sure to say, “Yes.” Sure, there may be … Continue reading →
Posted in Life stories, Travel
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Tagged adventure, botswana, camping, Chobe, elephants, family, lions, Moremi, Okavango Delta, photography, Savuti, travel
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