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And those poor wildebeest....I saw a programme about the migration this weekend and seeing all those crossings, some in much deeper and faster water, reminded me just how difficult it is for them. But they may be too dumb to know they are having a rough time. Haha glad you mentioned that, I was tempted to make another comment about dumb wildebeest. With the behaviour I saw from them I have no doubts they really are dumb!

 

A return to Tanzania is on the list but more than likely to the south, Selous, Ruaha and Katavi are calling. If I can summon up the courage to do battle with the tsetse! Although I think a visit to Zim is higher up on the list :)

Those are some great destinations. I have a long list of great to visit/re-visit destinations!

 

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Day 1 Tarangire.   First stop a waterhole as it was approaching midday and the heat of the day. A big chance there would be animals visiting. Along the way I spotted a female waterbuck. Nice start!

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Back from the first visit to Tarangire and Serengeti North. Another fantastic trip! Amd yes I did see wildebeest.....so many I have had my fill for a while. Firstly a quick summary of the itinerary

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Next morning   Out into the park as soon as I was permitted to leave camp (6am). Sunrise, baobab trees, warm inviting early morning light. It was worth the early start.        

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And those poor wildebeest....I saw a programme about the migration this weekend and seeing all those crossings, some in much deeper and faster water, reminded me just how difficult it is for them. But they may be too dumb to know they are having a rough time. Haha glad you mentioned that, I was tempted to make another comment about dumb wildebeest. With the behaviour I saw from them I have no doubts they really are dumb! Dumb but plentiful, so they must be doing something right.

 

A return to Tanzania is on the list but more than likely to the south, Selous, Ruaha and Katavi are calling. If I can summon up the courage to do battle with the tsetse! Although I think a visit to Zim is higher up on the list :)

Those are some great destinations. I have a long list of great to visit/re-visit destinations! Tell me about it!

 

 

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Great stuff! Good photos of the crossings (which of course these are) never fail to captivate me.

 

One of those fascinating wide ranging chats you have on safari.

Well said!

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