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Lyn Allen Hi Ralph and Angela. Thanks for following and commenting. Really not much wildlife to speak of as you can imagine. That's why our guide got so excited at the number of impala and Oryx in the National Park. He sees it as a good indication that the wildlife will recover. Mind you, not sure if elephant etc. will follow. Let's hope so. The people were very friendly, but the language issue makes it difficult for tourists. Tough, challenging driving but that also means wild, out of the way places.
re: Doddle Diary 5: Addendum to Angola
Ralph & Angela Thanks for the summary guys, how does it rate compared to your other trips? I suspect it is not high on the list for wildlife experiences? Enjoyed the updates and photos.
re: Doddle Diary 5: Addendum to Angola
Ralph Thanks Lyn/Simon, great blog, enjoyed reading it, fascinating trip.
re: Doddle Diary 5: Angola
Heike Hi Lyn and Simon ! Lyn - photos are absolutely amazing. Respect dear girl ....those dunes and slides are hair-raising indeed ...not for the faint-hearted like me. Simon - looks like you are absolutely in your element and having fun. SOOOOO pleased that we have friends like you, so that we can do the trip with you via photos and blogs. Haven't gotten around to reading the blog yet - just on the way out - but will do so soonest. Keep safe and continue the wonderful photo safari !! Can't wait for the photos with personal commentary when you are back. The Doddle really looks GOOD !
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Jane M How exciting! I sure do enjoy your adventures! I love the pictures as well. Many, many thanks for sharing.
re: Doddle Diary 5: Angola
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Ralph & Angela Thanks for the summary guys, how does it rate compared to your other trips? I suspect it is not high on the list for wildlife experiences? Enjoyed the updates and photos.
Lyn Allen Hi Ralph and Angela. Thanks for following and commenting. Really not much wildlife to speak of as you can imagine. That's why our guide got so excited at the number of impala and Oryx in the National Park. He sees it as a good indication that the wildlife will recover. Mind you, not sure if elephant etc. will follow. Let's hope so. The people were very friendly, but the language issue makes it difficult for tourists. Tough, challenging driving but that also means wild, out of the way places.