Magic on the N'gotso loop

Sixty days overlanding in Kruger - Moving north, always a highlight for me. Early morning on the H1-4 proved to be an absolute winner and then a magic experience with lions on the Ngotso loop, just opened after the rains. After breakfast on the bridge over the Olifants River, we visited the awesome restaurant at Letaba for the traditional Capuchino and then visited the Mooiplaas picnic site and the Shipandani overnight bird hide before checking in at Mopani Rest Camp. Cheetah, Lions and Elephants, and this all before breakfast! What a place! Kruger, no place like it.

[@buffiesilver]

Wow i loved it. All the birds so many and so beautiful, awesome.
Thank you for sharing this lovely video with us its greatly appreciated with respect.
I had to laugh when you said bored to tears and they corrected you. Only because it is the little things in our lives that sometimes make the biggest impact on us.
Wildlife big and small,
in our lives,
we need them all!!
Thank you for letting me live vicariously thru your lens.
FOREVER GRATEFUL
🌹💖🌹

[@noplacelikekruger]

Thanks again for the comment and for watching our videos. Yes, that comment slipped out and I had to bow to the reprimand!

[@buffiesilver]

@@noplacelikekruger 😁somedays we do. It's all good, we all been there a time or three. 😁
I know somedays is hard to see that silver lining and we have to look a little harder. They can't all be great I guess it's all in what we make it. I think you all are great on your videos. I have enjoyed all of them I have watched. It's appreciated with respect. I hope youvall have a blessed day / night.

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[@ndivhuwo5685]

I love your passengers 😂😂...lovely video

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[@tomsmith7571]

I think it is so true that one can never be bored, at least not long, in the bush there. I've thought before, upon seeing yet another herd of impala, "Oh it's just more impala." But then realize, how often do I get to see impala? Puts a different perspective!

[@noplacelikekruger]

You are right. So sad that these things can be taken for granted. Thanks for watching - plenty more to come.