Living the dream... vicariously
Now, if you think I have a good life (and I do), living in Africa's great national parks for six months of the year and the land of no bottled water for the remainder, then you should pop over and have a look at this blog on the South African National Parks website.
The blog's author, Martie, is a South African woman who has been living abroad, but has returned to SA to spend a year in Kruger, living her dream. Yes, that's right, a year camping in the Kruger National Park.
Martie posts pictures of the animals and birds she's seen each day, and shots taken in the camps.
If you like Africa, Kruger, or wildlife, you'll love it.
The blog's author, Martie, is a South African woman who has been living abroad, but has returned to SA to spend a year in Kruger, living her dream. Yes, that's right, a year camping in the Kruger National Park.
Martie posts pictures of the animals and birds she's seen each day, and shots taken in the camps.
If you like Africa, Kruger, or wildlife, you'll love it.
Comments
One could get used to living like that,right Mr Park?
Maybe I'll get lucky in tonights' Powerball & get there too....
PS : Sally Henderson's new book "Ivory Moon is now out - it promises to be just as engrossing as "Silent Footsteps".
Only a little over two weeks to wait for Tony's "Ivory", beautiful cover & all, but who's counting ?
But at least you are in the right location to pack up your computer (mine's called F.R.E.D.) & head up the highway to Kruger.....I could, quite happily, stick FRED in the bin at any time with no incentive required at all.
I don't think my boss would like to see his imac in the bin but as you say it can be done with no incentive.
Seriously though, if you want me to send you a copy of Ivory then just email me your details - cheers