I spent 4 glorious days at Pungwe bush camp in the Manyeleti game reserve. One morning we awoke to this misty sunrise. Moments later we were beginning a four hour walk through the bush and came upon a breeding herd of elephants, who were not very happy to see us. That is better than caffiene for getting one's heart rate going, trust me. :-)
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Sunrise at Pungwe
I spent 4 glorious days at Pungwe bush camp in the Manyeleti game reserve. One morning we awoke to this misty sunrise. Moments later we were beginning a four hour walk through the bush and came upon a breeding herd of elephants, who were not very happy to see us. That is better than caffiene for getting one's heart rate going, trust me. :-)
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this is beautiful! wow! i really like the layers the mist has created. j xx
ReplyDeleteMagnificent photo. I have very fond memories of my months in South Africa & Zimbabwe, and you photos have rekindled my recollections. Thanks Willie. And don't eat the warthog.
ReplyDeleteThis just takes my breath away. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely exquisite...I'm blown away by the beauty!
ReplyDeleteps( thanks for my elephant ;)
XXOO
Beautiful photo and great story....
ReplyDeleteya.. I would say so..
ReplyDeleteI have always felt like I need to go to Africa someday.. just something about it!! You are lucky..
gorgeous image...
ReplyDeleteWOW!! another gorgeous photo!!
ReplyDeleteoooo... and angry elephants are not good! they can be pretty scary indeed!
looking forward to more photos!
yati
xx
Wow.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this lovely place and moment!
Wow! I wish I could have seen everything you did on this trip. This sunrise probably only represents 1 millionth of the amazing things you saw. Since I don't drink coffee I could probably use more angry elephants in the mornings.
ReplyDeleteYay! Thanks for the beautiful pic! post more post more!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous photo! The mists and the layers just add to the magic of this captured moment. Bravo!
ReplyDeletethat picture is incredible! makes me dream of life outside of the cube.
ReplyDeletedoes it smell wonderfully there?
WOW! Africa has just moved up higher than high on my list of must dos!
ReplyDeleteah the mist and the mating elephants! coffee .. who needs it? simply elegant looking photo willie. thanks so mcuh!
ReplyDeleteHoly fucking shit.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful.
i have to say holy fucking shit also. wow. you will be forever changed, my friend willie.
ReplyDeleteenjoy every tiny single moment.
kj
Having never seen a Coonass before, the elephants trumpted the arrival of William Baronet !
ReplyDeleteHow amazing, is the whole country golden and silver? What a wonderful adventure. When I was a kid I used to Read Gerald Durrell, my favorite of his books was the Bafut Beagles. He wrote about the most fantastic adventures and animals. You actually get to be part of the adventure, how cool!
ReplyDeletewow! This is magical! What beacutiful layers. And how exciting about the elephants!! Did they run away or charge you guys or make noises or what? Can't wait for the details! xoxo
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Willie. Man am I jealous of your travels and experiences out there. This photograph is breathtaking. Did the elephants rush you or something? Sheesh. What a time. Have a blast!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo Willie.
ReplyDeletewow.. that is gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteI wanna say, 'breath-taking.'
ReplyDeleteI love that mist. exciting and romantic. i envy you.
Stunning! What a wonderful adventure you're on...
ReplyDeleteWow Willie!
ReplyDeleteWill you draw this please?
In your style?
I wonder how it will look