One Way Ticket

(Well keep going east till we’re home)

Walking Safari Part 2

Having a Tusker beer at the end of the day
Dinner in the bush

Bucket shower at the end of the day. 3 gallons equals 2 showers
Home for a day
Relaxing near our canvas wash basin
Moving camp
Heading to new camp. These animals didn’t go with us. They took a more direct route and by the time we reached the new site, camp was set up
Fat free camel milk
Tasting warm, fresh camel milk
We honored the dead elephant by each picking some grass and placing it on the skull
Rest stop on smoothly worn river rocks
Animal spotting
We were excited to see these giraffes
We found a live tortoise
Happy hiker

9 responses to “Walking Safari Part 2”

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    professorcatmom

    Do you have wifi out there? I’m wondering how you’re managing to create these posts!

    Stephanie

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      Anonymous

      had to wait till this safari was done. Second safari with jeeps and fixed tents had wifi

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    Anonymous

    Louise, Did you like the warm Camel’s milk?

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      Anonymous

      cold would be better. It was fresh

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    Anonymous

    oh we are so jealous! Charles and I will have to travel to western WI to learn how you put this trip together. It warmed our hearts to see these reminiscencent pictures!!!!!

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    Anonymous

    Dad, you have great hair!! (in the top photo). Love you! Sarah

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    colorfulsoftly6006Bonnie

    You both look just glowing in these pictures!

    How beautiful – the scenery, guides, interactions!

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    Anonymous

    Harper here– is the camel’s milk really fat free? Chuck looks every bit the safari man in that bottom photo….

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      Anonymous

      hi Harper. We were told it’s fat free. We are now a week into India. Monkeys outside our door.

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