Not-Quite-Country Girl

One last safari post...just a few more of the amazing animals and birds we encountered in the Chitabe reserve.

The most incredible evening of our safari began at this termite mound.

The first time we visited Botswana, we were surprised at all the sand.  

Every new morning in the African bush is like opening a gift...we are always so excited to see what surprises God has in store for us!

Not a bad way to begin our time at Chitabe Camp... not bad at all!

Driving the back roads to my house last Friday, I came upon a group of 4 sandhill cranes in a rain-soaked soybean field.

June 1993.  Kamaron (almost 7...look at those dirty legs and feet!) and Kyler (4 1/2), sitting on the back steps of our old house holding some of our cats from that era.

This newest litter of kittens is just the latest generation of a long legacy of barn cats on the Gray compound.

We enjoyed one last unique experience before we reluctantly left Duma Tau camp and moved on to our final adventures in Botswana.

I cannot leave Duma Tau camp without sharing some of the gorgeous birds that hang out there.