After Sunday meeting the Schults, a couple who serve in an English congregation close to Bethel, took us to the Rhino & Lion Park. A self drive, game drive. The park was described as a condensed version of the big national parks, with all the animals except for elephants. It's much smaller size wise but, because of that you get more of a chance to see all the animals. Just enjoy the pics, like we enjoyed watching this beautiful animals. By the way, this was Leti's favorite animal experience.
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| We saw one of the big five immediately (White Rhino) |
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| That car is just a little bigger than that lion |
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| That cat is about 15' away |
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| Crossed right in front of us |
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You see that half the window is up? We had our
finger on the switch as this lion passed by. |
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| We called them the twins. |
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| Ahhhh is it time for lunch, yet? |
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| Check out those chompers |
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| That lion came from atop the hill |
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| Ahhh this is the life... |
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| What do you think that means? |
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| Whatever it meant he wasn't interested |
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| Is the food here yet? |
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| Any day, now |
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| I smell fooood!! |
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| Everyone wanted a pic |
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| That's myyy Zebra |
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| The King eats first, always. It's good to be the King!!!! |
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| OK, you could have some. |
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| Wild dogs eating! |
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| What a beautiful feline! |
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| Is she looking at me or Leti. Save yourselfffff..... |
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| YUMMMMYY!!! |
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| Doesn't this lion look like an 80's hair band rocker? |
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That's the look you get when you open the door.
The brother closed it immediately once she turned and looked our way. |
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| That's the lodge you can stay at in the park |
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| Guinea Hippos |
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| Albino Tiger |
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| Hey kitty, kitty, kitty |
