We Win the Wildlife Lottery
Well, I'm well overdue to do a blog post. If you thought my other posts were long, brace yourself. I'm telling you now that there won't be any photos on this post as our current internet isn't brilliant, but I promise they're coming. So let's get to the real stuff. I'm going to skip a whole heap of uninteresting stuff that you probably don't need (or want) to hear about, and go straight to our days in Etosha National Park. This park is 22,000 km squared of protected land, fille with elephants, rhinos, lions, giraffes, zebras, impala, gazelle, kudu, and about a billion other animals that I'm not going to name. As a little background information of safaris, it is not uncommon to drive for hours and see nothing except the occasional herd of zebra, or springbok. We entered the park for the first time on the 4th of July. First we took a look at a waterhole near the entrance, although we only saw zebras, kudu, impala, and a jackal or two. We drove thro...