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@ tomtom truly amazing picture, request to add some narration about the trip/photos.
How about the Lion is it colored ? or is that a Lion in the first place ?
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Originally Posted by aargee
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I'm cursing myself to have missed seeing this thread, but noticed now than later. Really, really beautiful pics & hope they aren't processed; I somehow get a feeling that the lion on the rock is bit processed. Anyway 5* from my side & expecting you to post more pics. Tks for sharing.
PS - I guess this is qualified to be posted in http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...ge-thread.html thread
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hi thanks everyone for the appreciation ,means a lot ..have tried my hand at processing but as u can make out pretty cr..p at it so have left most of the photos as they are..
Excellent photographs but that lion on the rocks in the first page is definitely looking a little too high coloured. Suffering from jaundice , me thinks.. lol
You've got it all from dancing Masai-dueling Gazelles-migrating Wildebeests-Cape Buffalo-Elephants-Giraffe-Hippo-Zebra-Flamingo-Caribu stork-Cheetah and Lions-the beautiful African landscape and sunset.
Nice photographs and travelogue just out of the African Animal Encyclopedia.
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful pictures. I have been to Kruger national park in South Africa and multiple times to Pilansberg nature reserve near Pritoria during my 1.5 years long stay in SA. The snaps reminded me of the days we spend in the wilderness. I unfortunately lost all my snaps of S.A due to a computer crash
Beautiful. I am sure you had a wonderful time with those friends :)
Ya, we need narration. Whats happening in the 041.jpg pics? Is that person hanging on something?
The 020.jpg reminds of the Kaadhala song from Avvai Sanmughi !!
This thread needs rating , definitely. Done!
African Safari, now that is something we don't see often in Team-BHP. Great Pics, Thanks for Sharing and yes this thread definitely deserves *****.
Pic 41 reminds me of the movie God's must be crazy!!! and pic 341 is a pure wallpaper stuff. Really awesome & no words to explain feelings. Bought some goose bumps too!!!
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Originally Posted by tomtom
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hi,the trip was in june 2007
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the total cost came to around 1200£ p/p for a seven day safari all inclusive including return flights.
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the fact that only a thin plastic sheet seperates u from the animals around u is an experience, especially when u can hear the lions roaring nearby and the guide tells u that if u have any problem run to the vehicle..please:
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clap:..wonderful, better late than never, even after 3+ years the pictures are time im-memorial.
You seems to have really slept with the animals or in other words, a glorious action filled night with animals
that is how a safari should be, just reading about it is exciting, i can imagine how the real experience would be.
thanks for sharing these details, can you post some details about the travel arranger, contact numbers (if you still have them) etc.
@tomtom - Awesome pictures, buddy. Thanks for sharing. There are more to come, I hope. Rated 5*.
Simply beautiful!!!!
The lone tree pic in previous post is trademark pic of Africa.
Please add captions to the pics.
little more write up will be useful.
Btw, i will check about is there any Air Asia flights to Africa?:D
@Tomtom
Lovely pics man!! Africa is one helluva beautiful place whether it is Serengeti or Masai Mara or Kruger National Park and many many more places.
Please google your memory and put a writeup and let us live the experience vicariously.
Can you also please upload any videos you have from the trip. Oh btw, check out the 'Battle at Kruger' which is an amateur wildlife video.
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Originally Posted by StarVegabond
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You seems to have really slept with the animals or in other words, a glorious action filled night with animals
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@tomtom: Spectacular pics!
BTW is it just the pic or is that Land Rover dangerously close to the African elephant?
The animals should be quite used to people watching them.
For the lions, it looks like they are in a resort with food wandering around if they feel hungry.
Great photos, if you could just add information about how your travel started with prices, it would be jolly good.
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