Thanks for going on Safari with Us!

With our guide Obert

Vultures Waiting for the Lioness to leave her kill

Last Day!

Time for a Snack

In our Chobe River Boat
By our Muchenje Safari Jeep

Hippos on the Chobe River

Another beautiful sunset

Botswana Giraffes

Nile Crocodiles on the Chobe River banks

Elephants in Botswana

The boat we took on safari down the Chobe River
Oh, Good Morning
Every evening the safari ride stops for sunsowners- here is our view while sipping red wine the first night in Botswana.
Our room at Muchenje Bush Lodge in Botswana

Having fortunes told by the witch doctor in his hut
Eric helping the dancers
Dressed for our traditional Boma Dinner
Outside our bedroom window
Hanging at our hotel in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
A view from our Sunset Cruise in Victoria Falls

Yes we got wet!
Victoria Falls

Kids room in Hazyview after Djuma Lodge and before Victoria Falls

Lion Kill

On the last day Eric & I were on Safari we came across this female Lion and the Buffalo she had just killed. It was quite amazing to watch!

Morning at Muchenje

Each day at the Muchenje Lodge in Botswana, we'd start our morning with coffee and reading our books overlooking Chobe National Park. What a great way to start the day...

Back in the States

We are in DC waiting for our flight to SF. The first thing we did was get a Starbucks.
Our crossing to Botswana was easy and uneventful. Our safari lodge "Muchenje" was beautiful with our rooms being individual thatched chalets again. Each with a deck overlooking Chobe River. We safaried by jeep and boat and visited a home and school in the village. Since we didn't blog from there I will update you with pictures as soon as I get home.

Sarah Bungee Jumping

And here's Sarah Bungee jumping!!!

Amy Bungee Jump

Here's Amy Bungee Jumping off the Victoria Bridge over the Gorge below Victoria Falls. The Bridge is 420 feet above the river!!!

Mom & Cub Leopards

Eric and I are now home and the girls are somewhere over the Atlantic. Here's a couple of photos from our last day at DJUMA that I never got to upload. We were about 15-20 feet away from this mother and it's cub. It was truely incredible to watch them interact.