Aquilla Game Park Day Two
As we set out from our lodge, bright and early,
it was clear that we had had an unwelcome visitor in the night.
As we progressed, it got worse!
Someone’s broken the gate!
And they are still here!
Having terrified a Canadian family in a chalet just by looking in through their door, they kept the rangers busy all night, making sure everyone was safe!
As you can see our morning drive started bright and early and before long we were seeing wildlife again.
After the drive we had a four course breakfast and then went into see the cheetahs they have on in the game park. These had been illegally bred as pets, were confiscated and will be looked after at Aquilla for the time being. They are very tame and purr just like any other cat when stroked.
All that remained was a relaxing morning by the pool to have a nap and catch up on lost sleep before another three course lunch and a fond farewell to all at Aquilla.
it was clear that we had had an unwelcome visitor in the night.
As we progressed, it got worse!
Someone’s broken the gate!
And they are still here!Having terrified a Canadian family in a chalet just by looking in through their door, they kept the rangers busy all night, making sure everyone was safe!
As you can see our morning drive started bright and early and before long we were seeing wildlife again.
After the drive we had a four course breakfast and then went into see the cheetahs they have on in the game park. These had been illegally bred as pets, were confiscated and will be looked after at Aquilla for the time being. They are very tame and purr just like any other cat when stroked.
All that remained was a relaxing morning by the pool to have a nap and catch up on lost sleep before another three course lunch and a fond farewell to all at Aquilla. posted by John and Marion at
8:06 pm
1 Comments:
Once again some great photos. I especially like the one of the elephant but then of course I would!
Love Liz xx
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