Djuma does it again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

For all of those who remember, it was the Djuma team that was instrumental in Africam's early days. At that time there was a live safari vehicle at Mala Mala. Sadly that ended a number of years ago but today I received an email that Djuma is reinstituting it's live safari drives with a special camera vehicle with morning and afternoon on the web. The e-mail address is www.entertainmentafrica.com
This is really great news and I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I will.
Thanks Jurie and the rest of the Djuma team.
Regards,
Eric

Live games drives, including an audio commentary, are twice daily at 07h30 and 16h00 CAT.

When they are not out on the vehicle, there is live coverage of two local waterholes in the north of the Sabi Sand.

Thanks for the info, Eric......i'm sure this will be a good game drive fix for all of us inbetween safaris.

Rgds,
Hari

Thank you and I've saved the address. But I will not look at any of these live sites until I am no longer working because if I start on these I'll never get anything done. I'll spend all my time on a virtual safari meaning I won't earn any money for the real one. But thank you anyway and for those who possess more willpower than I, it is a probably a delight.

Bump - to push the Morocco thread down.

Here we go gang...The game drive is off! Cool! The next best thing to being there.

http://www.entertainmentafrica.com/w...th/pop_up.html

I was poking around the Djuma web site and came on a nice map of private camps in that area around Kruger. Link is - http://www.djuma.com/map_1.php?thePGID=6
regards - tom

Lynn, it's even worse than you think. The guide is kinda cute.

I was thinking the same thing Hills but didn't want to torture Lynn. >:) Kind of makes your day a little cheerier I hope! :D

and the accent...sigh....

Damn you Djuma, I have to get up in five hours to go to the airport (and not to Africa :'( ).

Beware of the "Khaki Fever" I was just reading about in my Fodors African Safari book tonight ((L))

lol, believe me, there's no chance of that happening. If I could resist the hot Chileans in Patagonia, I can resist anything.

But I read about that too, it cracked me up. It's in Nolting's book, right?

Duh, you said Fodors.

page 149, I had never heard of this before, what a crack up!

I'm not looking. I'm not looking!

I can wear khaki >:-)

Lynn, I apologize for "piling on" like this, but that is surely one of the coolest things I have ever seen!

Chris

Ok, I'm weak. I peeked. But there was not too much going on and I did not spy any of our fine khaki-clad rangers. So after one minute and 47 seconds I closed out.

I'll be flipping to page 149 before the day ends.