This Will Be VERY Short … Redux.
If you don’t like photos then this update is SO not for you. But if you like photos, well … this update should accommodate. Maybe TOO much.
Today was Day Two of our Tanzanian safari. Yesterday was Lake Manyara and today was spent exploring the vast Ngorongoro Crater. As you might imagine, the crater would be pretty spectacular even if it wasn’t full of wildlife. But, of course, it IS filled with wildlife which makes it more than pretty spectacular.
As would be expected, I took more than a few photos today. Maybe a ridiculous amount. That’s one of the reasons for the delayed updates. I’ve had to sort through all the photos … I mean, I wasn’t about to upload 370 photos. That seemed more than a bit excessive – even for me. That said, I probably could’ve been more selective with the photos I’m uploading tonight. But that would’ve taken more time and I’m already far enough behind on these updates. Sigh.
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- Me, our guide Milton, and my travelling friends (and documentary crew).
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- Awwww … why so much hate for hyenas??
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- A crowd has gathered …
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- Let the feast begin … actually, clearly it already has.
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- … and here’s why …
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- A herd of humans. Strange creatures.
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- Baby python.
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- Lions really draw a crowd.
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- Me and Gage.
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- If you look closely, you can see an elephant in this picture.
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- This was taken mere seconds after a leopard ran into the bushes and disappeared. I saw its tail.
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- Thus ends my visit to the Ngorongoro Crater.
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- Roughing it at the Ngorongoro Crater. I’m not much of a swimmer (gross understatement) but I actually considered going for a swim here. Of course, as usual I didn’t pack a swim suit.
Tomorrow we head back to Nairobi and then continue on to Wote to start work on the documentary. Well, that’s the plan anyway. We’ll see what happens. Regardless, Africa is still truly awesome. Did I mention I took a FEW photos today?
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