For Mom, Love Steve

On the east side of the “V”, lies the Chobe National Park. Now this is a place where we wanted to take the Tazz, but because the area is one big sand trap, we decided to do a boat tour instead. It was the right choice. As driving in the park would be similar as Etosha, going by boat allowed us to get right next to some of the premier animals. There was a grass island in the middle of the main river and lots of the big animals were holeing up there because the grass was green and tasty. Plus, the lions and leapords were no threat to eat them.

The S.S. Tazz.
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Andrea cruising in a Mokoro. They had switched to some boats being made out of plastic for forest conservation. Plastic is good with me. I liketechnology especially when there are crocodiles just below your ass.
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My choice of transport. Smooootthhhh.
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Rest stop.
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We entered Botswana through the north east via Mohembo-Shakawe. We ended up missing the cut-off to cross the border because of the time change so we stayed ... [Continue reading this entry]