Amy in Etosha National Park
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Etosha National Park
Peak season in Etosha is peak for a reason. The park is busy in the dry season with animals that flock to the water holes to catch a drink of water. It was my first safari and I was super excited to see some rare African animals.
We were able to drink beer in the back of the van! Wow, African beer is so tasty!
What a surprise! Within minutes of crossing the gate we ran into a herd (Thanks Keith!) of elephants.
Here is my new zebra friend. I called him stripey.
Oryx cross the water hole. Look at all of the animals in the background!
A very African scene.
Our first lion, Leo. I am a Leo too. We rock!
Gerry the giraffe likes leaves. I tried them too….they were not so great. Not so yummy.
Its a rhinocerous in the moonlight. This is the best picture we could get!
The next day I was passed out. Too much safari for me…
Me and our guide Nelson. Nelson did a great job, considering that we had a two day safari! Lots of driving for Nelson. He is awesome!
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