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Oh, you thought I was joking? It's true, common sense is a requirement those without it don't survive for long. Sent from my X9009 using Tapatalk

Lost track of the weeks I think its 8/52 My friends wife with her old dog who is part wolf 9/52 Shark Rock Jetty and Casino Port Elizabeth

Homeless guy that was sleeping on the beach

The slipway that was used to drydock ships before 1930

Port Elizabeth

Driving through the Free State, the Northern Cape and into the Eastern Cape

Walter Sisulu Botanicals gardens

A few more cell phone trees Sandton City, a very affluent area

Montecasino in Sandton its done up like an italian village complete with dummy trees and birds and old fiats and vespas.

Catch up time. Had a bbq at a friends house( he may not be short of a dollar) Townhouse complexes Flying saucer house over the road from him We dont need safety railings and other stuff in South Africa, we have common sense

No, the only place that is big enough for that is the Serengeti in Tanzania. Migration wasn't such a big thing in South Africa due to the very different terrain.

Snap while driving. The Orange Free State, the bread basket of South Africa Sent from my X9009 using Tapatalk

On my way to Port Elizabeth today. 1000km drive Sent from my X9009 using Tapatalk

Run, and quickly.

Workers on their to be dropped off after a days work. Entrance to a car dealership which is in a main road. Clearwater Mall Divide by 10 to get AUD Sent from my X9009 using Tapatalk

Thanks, but I just point and shoot.

This will have to do as I am still in Africa Elephant chasing Game viewing vehicle away.

Then we came across this guy He didnt like the green truck and chased it away

Some more from Pilanesberg I whittled 1800 photos down to about 190. Vervet monkey These beasties came out of the bush and we were, whoah thats a big rhino Then this monster appeared from the other side of the road

Springbok Ram Kudu Cow Wildebeest cow with twins Impala Ram Zebra Jackal

Impala herd Male Lion At a hide

Spend the day driving around in the Pilanesberg National park on Friday. Its greener than I have ever seen it and the long grass made it difficult to spot game. Had some good sightings though lots of the game had twins due to the good conditions. Note this is a fenced in volcanic crater and the game is completely wild, numbers are managed but otherwise there is very little interference in the eco system. This is called Bushveld ie grasslands with bushes Due to the cool conditions and the rain none of the animals had to hide up in the middle of the day so there were sightings all day White Rhino with Waterbuck in the background

My ist impressions of the place are its dirty and untidy, the roads are potholed. Lots more security guards and armed response patrols. Learned to stand next to your car and wait till it locks and check that it has to defeat the jammers used by the thieves that block your remote control signals. On the plus side I met my granddaughter for the 1st time, caught up with some family and old friends and have eaten foods I forgot that I missed. Tomorrow we are driving around in the Pilanesburg National Park. If you do stupid shit and get elephant stomped or get out your car and become a snack its on your head. No suing anyone for your own stupidity here. Pissing people off by doing Rand to Dollar conversions on the fly and remarking how cheap it is :). Something I hated when I lived here and had foreign visitors. A handsome pair of Rhodesian Ridgebacks that wanted to dismember me. Look carefully at fence.