We weren't alone in tracking the leopard. But our driver was better and our jeep wasn't as crowded and I think the leopard liked us better.
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- Congrats on the Oscar, Bosshh
- Entertainment Tonight and This Afternoon and This ...
- Here's Looking at You
- Pressure
- Point, Counter Point
- Readjustment
- Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head
- Here Kitty, Kitty
- Splashing in Puddles
- She'll Call Clinton!
- My Good Deed for the Day
- Actions & Reactions
- Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
- As Free as the Wind Blows
- I tried visiting the Carmen Miranda Museum today -...
- Damn Yankees!
- Here's a wider shot of Unidos da Tijuca's opening ...
- Here's a sideways view of Unidos da Tijuca's highl...
- Unidos da Tijuca should have won for their Planet ...
- Back on Top
- Are you talking to me? Once you get to the base o...
- Here's a great shot of Rio from the base of Corcod...
- Flying over Rio. This shot is from the first of t...
- This is the second of two cable car rides that it ...
- Brazil Wins! Brazil Wins!
- This is my favorite photo of Iguacu Falls. This s...
- Don't Cry For Me
- The view of Iguacu Falls from my hotel, the Sherat...
- Not exactly the Shanghai Bullet Train. This is th...
- I'm hoping this sign is not to scale.
- Glad to see I'm not the only one obssessed with st...
- Exclamation point indeed. What exactly am I to do...
- I got my cardio workout for the day.
- Here's a good view of Iguacu Falls. Note the boat.
- Of course I had to ride the boat. Note the life j...
- You know how on the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland th...
- And The Band Played On
- A Carnaval Crescendo
- Looking north. Copacabana Beach begins to the nor...
- Looking south along the beach.
- Looking west towards the lagoon.
- I Love A Parade
- A King and Queen, of course.
- The Nearly Naked Samba Lady always proceeded the D...
- I liked the sound as the drum corps passed by.
- One of the most traditional sections in a samba pr...
- Lots of elaborate floats.
- This float was the only one I saw with an obviousl...
- Paging Dr. Atkins
- Must Rent Feathers
- Words Are Pointless
- Catching My Breath
- Tracking this gorgeous leopard for about 15 minute...
- We weren't alone in tracking the leopard. But our...
- Hippo.
- Turtle.
- Zebras.
- Morning coffee somewhere in the bush.
- Wildebeasts.
- Leaving Elephant Plains Lodge on the way back to t...
- Wart Hogs. Or as our driver put it in terms we co...
- Giraffe.
- This is a Kudu. Yesterday I had lunch in Johannes...
- Rhino.
- Elephants. Notice the baby behind its mother in t...
- This is one of the Land Rovers we used for our thr...
- Four of us went walking through the bush with our ...
- We watched these elephants bathing during our 2 ho...
- Giraffe bones. Probably killed by a lion.
- African toll road.
- Water buffalo.
- This water buffalo seemed to have the job of watch...
- We saw this baby elephant a couple of times. He s...
- Our driver and tracker setting up Sundowner cockta...
- Initially my luggage didn't show up at Hoedspruit ...
- This is the entire Hoedspruit airport. I flew the...
- This is my room at the Elephant Plains Game Lodge....
- This is the famous clocktower in the Victoria & Al...
- Here's the tail of a whale we saw on the boat ride...
- This former political prisioner led us on the tour...
- Robben Island lies 7 miles off the coast from Cape...
- This is the prison cell where Nelson Mandela spent...
- My hotel in Cape Town was in the charming De Water...
- Here a view of Cape Town BEFORE going up to the to...
- Here's a view from the car going up to the top of ...
- Here I am on the top of Table Mountain in Cape Tow...
- This is St. Paul's Cathederal in London. This vie...
- Four Out of the Big Five
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