Photos (Sandi) - Tanzania/Kenya '07; Trip Report to follow (eventually)!
Jul 23rd, 2007, 11:56 AM
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Photos (Sandi) - Tanzania/Kenya '07; Trip Report to follow (eventually)!
"Good things come to those who wait" or so it's said. Enjoy.
http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=...1&y=nebvzo
Trip Report, not yet! When? Beats me.
http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=...1&y=nebvzo
Trip Report, not yet! When? Beats me.
Jul 23rd, 2007, 12:22 PM
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Great to see all the camp pictures, the chameleon is beautiful. The pictures with african skies after rain are great, mmm cant wait to go. I m slightly disappointed with the impressions i get from Serian camp and hopefully it looks better in real life. Thanks for sharing your pictures!
Jul 23rd, 2007, 12:37 PM
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You are the most well-dressed woman I've ever seen on safari! And thanks for finally showing the hairdryer.
Camps all look great, and you sure saw a lot for all that rushing around. Lions, cheetahs, eles and much more. How wonderful. Loved all the African skies--classic indeed.
Superb superb starlings.
Thank you!
Camps all look great, and you sure saw a lot for all that rushing around. Lions, cheetahs, eles and much more. How wonderful. Loved all the African skies--classic indeed.
Superb superb starlings.
Thank you!
Jul 23rd, 2007, 12:49 PM
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By the time you see my fingernails I had already given up on my hands. Lost the thumb tip before I even got to NBO and couldnt find a shop to repair it. One of the guys at Panari actually offered to find someone to fix it . Instead, I simply approached this calamity as a new fashion statement - "girl with bare right hand thumb nail!"
But fru-fru sistas will be sistas, everywhere - the gal (manager) at Serian had great nails and her kit with. She offered to repair mine during the rainy afternoon. I thanked her but declined; by the time I got to Olonana, I just clipped them all. What you see are stubs!
Didn't get them redone till last week after being home almost 6/weeks. For me, that's a long time between manicures. But now, they look so cute.
. Instead, I simply approached this calamity as a new fashion statement - "girl with bare right hand thumb nail!" But fru-fru sistas will be sistas, everywhere - the gal (manager) at Serian had great nails and her kit with. She offered to repair mine during the rainy afternoon. I thanked her but declined; by the time I got to Olonana, I just clipped them all. What you see are stubs!
Didn't get them redone till last week after being home almost 6/weeks. For me, that's a long time between manicures. But now, they look so cute.
Jul 24th, 2007, 03:03 AM
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Seems everyone loves Paka, the genet. No, he didn't come with my room at Ndolwa, but I guess we hit it off and as I mentioned "he followed me home."
At Ndolwa, it's like being with a Dr. Doolittle. You never know what animal or bird will wind up in residence - big or little. Even had a pangolin somewhere on/near the property a few months back.
Paka is now larger and sadly the owner is allergic, so he can no longer sleep in bed with her... he's been put out!
Glad you enjoyed the scenic sky and sunset pics; hadn't realized how many I took, but they were always there and so beautiful, just kept clicking away. As a city gal, I really enjoy the open space and sky which is difficult to come by with big buildings always surrounding me.
Yeh, lots of cheetah and in different areas. Lucky.
At Ndolwa, it's like being with a Dr. Doolittle. You never know what animal or bird will wind up in residence - big or little. Even had a pangolin somewhere on/near the property a few months back.
Paka is now larger and sadly the owner is allergic, so he can no longer sleep in bed with her... he's been put out!
Glad you enjoyed the scenic sky and sunset pics; hadn't realized how many I took, but they were always there and so beautiful, just kept clicking away. As a city gal, I really enjoy the open space and sky which is difficult to come by with big buildings always surrounding me.
Yeh, lots of cheetah and in different areas. Lucky.
Jul 24th, 2007, 06:11 AM
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Sandi,
Thanks for sharing all the lovely photos with us. Love the fact that you commented on each one. You have provided a great place for people to view the various camp accomodations. Wow! three cheetahs in one group photo. How many camps did you visit on this trip?
-Granny Joan
Thanks for sharing all the lovely photos with us. Love the fact that you commented on each one. You have provided a great place for people to view the various camp accomodations. Wow! three cheetahs in one group photo. How many camps did you visit on this trip?
-Granny Joan
Jul 24th, 2007, 06:25 AM
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Sandi,
Got the email but I still can't get in (perhaps I'm banned).
I know there's a way to post your invitation from Kodak to yourself - can't remember how, exactly, though.
I know you invite yourself thru kodak and when they send you your invitation you post the link here. When done this way we (here) don't need to sign in or register to view.
Hope that makes sense.
Thank you;
The pest.
Got the email but I still can't get in (perhaps I'm banned).
I know there's a way to post your invitation from Kodak to yourself - can't remember how, exactly, though.
I know you invite yourself thru kodak and when they send you your invitation you post the link here. When done this way we (here) don't need to sign in or register to view.
Hope that makes sense.
Thank you;
The pest.
