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The Absence of Bibi and the Question of Rain - Naboisho, Nairobi NP and Meru in December 2013

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Thank you everyone for all the kind comments. I don't know what to do with myself now I've finished - 

 

You summed up the attractions of the Purdy Arms very well,@@armchair bushman, I did try those Samosas, and they were very nice, but there was so much of them.

 

@@Game Warden..... No lions? Perhaps they didn't want to be interviewed. Looking forward to finding out what you had instead though.

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I’ll carry on day-by-day for now, at least until Day 4, and then we’ll see if it is worth doing it that way as it may get repetitive.   So, where are we?   We’re in Naboisho in the short rains, on

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Now, with the lions located, we were a little torn on whether to continue with our plan to visit the reserve the next day. We would have been pretty happy to stay in Naboisho. However, on the basis th

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Riverside scene       Would anyone care to identify this? The catch I mean, not the Pygmy Falcon.       Meru has of course a fenced rhino sanctuary, where quite a number of rhinos have be

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They released the snake by dropping it from a bridge?!?

 

Great report, @@pault

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They released the snake by dropping it from a bridge?!?

Great report, @@pault

Hahaha ... Does look like that doesn't it? They were trying to put it into a tree! @@Super LEEDS

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The Meru Rhino Sanctuary was just being mentioned in the Excellent Adventure thread by GW and Safaridude. Your shots of the rhino make it look like a very appealing stop. Glad the Pygmy Falcon Black Shouldered Kite debate has been settled. No more question of rain! You've made mud into an art form, with the help of the buffalo and elephant. Those ele shots, whether color or b&w are outstanding.

 

Nice to see Meru moving to the fore in these reports.

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After a 6-month hiatus, I have just finished reading my first trip report. I'm trying to keep my catching-up chronological but I admit to deviating a bit towards .... and inyathi's adventure in Chad.

 

Fantastic photography and writing @@pault - highest standards as expected.

 

I'm glad you and your camera lens returned safely :)

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