Sunday, March 2, 2014

Chobe, South Africa ©

Splish, Splash


I was watching this guy from afar wondering why he went off by himself, only to discover to my surprise he was bathing or maybe just keeping cool...  The elephants are a wonder in Africa--they slowly move from place to place unless there is danger.  If you have never heard an elephant toot its trunk, or see it wave its ears and start to run--you have never been on an African safari!





















Looking over the balcony of  Baobab Lodge...

This was just the beginning of our adventure--we hadn't even gone into Chobe National Park yet!

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