With any luck, I’ll be able to get this uploaded before we have to leave for the airport.
This is the “all creatures, great and small” post.
We found these babies in the middle of the road. Our guide moved them to safety.
They made me think of the babies in MY life—Jamie, Bonnie, Kate, Jack and Ava, and I started to wonder whether THEIR children will be able to view these magnificent creatures roaming free in their natural environment, a hundred years from now. I fervently hope so!
Here are photos of just a few of the incredible animals we have seen over the past two weeks.
This post is for all you kids out there, regardless of age, and especially for my great nieces and nephews–my family’s newest generation.
Come to Africa! Spend money! Help the locals earn a living preserving this wonderful experience for the generations that follow us.
Destination NOW 
Such a lovely post and great pics too 🙂
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Thanks so much for your comment and for stopping by.
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No worries 🙂
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Such magnificent creatures – both great and small! Africa is on my list, and now even more so after seeing your photos and reading of your latest adventure. Thank you for taking us along!
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I’m so glad! You won’t be disappointed. Thanks for your comments
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I have so enjoyed your posts, Shelley! I will definitely plan an Africa trip.
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I’m looking forward to “revisiting” Antarctica with you. I’m thinking you have been to SF by now. Where are the baby pictures???
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Oh, I love your “Come to Africa; spend money; help preserve” seductive enthusiasm.
Your photos are lovely – there’s not a baby in the world who isn’t awwww-adorable.
And those water buffalo look like wild buffalo 🙂
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Love your comments. You are making this so much fun for me.
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Well it’s easy to spew comments on fun posts like yours :-).
I’m pulling an all-nighter tonight cramming for your next quiz.
Wait … What?
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You are TOO funny!
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