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Africlipse 2002
Kruger National Park
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, near Cape Town
View of Table Mountain, near Cape Town
Royal Natal National Park
Here are a few other images [as thumbnails] - just click on the image to see the bigger picture
Royal Natal National Park
Isandlwana Memorial
Kruger Park Campsite
Isandlwana Zulu Memorial
Rourke's Drift
Royal Natal National Park
The 'Devils Fingers'
near Cape Town
near Cape Town
Africlipse 2002
2002 - my second eclipse trip.
The journey consisted of:
1) Fly to Johannesburg
2) Pick up minibus and guides and travel into Swaziland
3) Continue onto the 'Battlefields' area
4) Into the Kruger National Park to view the Eclipse - it was cloudy!!!!!
5) Continue onto the KwaZulu National Park
Highlights
1) Great trip - great group of people
2) Soon made friends
3) Had a few laughs
4) Missing the Eclipse did not spoil the trip!
5) Great Food and Wine
6) Excellent adventure
7) Plenty of memories
The journey consisted of:
1) Fly to Johannesburg
2) Pick up minibus and guides and travel into Swaziland
3) Continue onto the 'Battlefields' area
4) Into the Kruger National Park to view the Eclipse - it was cloudy!!!!!
5) Continue onto the KwaZulu National Park
Highlights
1) Great trip - great group of people
2) Soon made friends
3) Had a few laughs
4) Missing the Eclipse did not spoil the trip!
5) Great Food and Wine
6) Excellent adventure
7) Plenty of memories
This is a view of Hermanus.
Here you can see the vegetation growing right upto the seashore.
The watares around Hermanus are very clear and also very rich in wildlife.
Here you can see the vegetation growing right upto the seashore.
The watares around Hermanus are very clear and also very rich in wildlife.
Hermanus
Kangoo Caves
The Kangoo Caves, near Outdshoorn, in the Cape.
These are formed by acidic rainwater trickling through limestone rich rocks.
There are many interesting - and named - formations of stalagmites [those that hang from the ceiling], stalagmites [those that form from the floor] and columns as well.
These are formed by acidic rainwater trickling through limestone rich rocks.
There are many interesting - and named - formations of stalagmites [those that hang from the ceiling], stalagmites [those that form from the floor] and columns as well.