Day 10 - The Grand Finale:So more of our two lovers......


After about 20-30 minutes with this beautiful couple another good looking male appeared out of nowhere and decided to plop down behind a private safari vehicle

The new addition put on quite a show for a few seconds





And then everyone was tired and went for a nap


How about a monochrome for fun?

I wouldn't want to argue with these guys about who is King
It was getting late and we were worried about making gate closing time. We had lingered as long as we could, but now it was time for a steady 50 km/h on the tar to make it back.
When we were about halfway to the camp from Afsaal there was a SanParks game vehicle stopped. We stopped and spoke with the Guide, Oupa, and told him about the Lion. He thanked us and then directed us to the other side of the road. I couldn't believe what he said or what I saw.....
There were about 4 Sable on the side of the hill in thick shrubs. Sable..... Can you believe it???? That was what Dave had been asking for (at least since he saw his first Rhino) and now we were seeing them in a very unusual location on what was probably our last drive of the trip. Absolutely amazing.
It was very difficult to get a good picture and one had a very unusual horn, but this is what I came up with



Unbelievable!!!!!
We made the gate right at closing and marveled at all that we had seen. We had our last braai and finished up the wors and the rest of the meat accompanied by pap with chakalaka sauce and all the fixings. We sat around for ages not wanting the evening to end, but knowing that it must.
I was up late downloading hundreds of pictures from the day and packing for an early day tomorrow heading back to Joburg.
We did manage one last drive with a very nice Kruger farewell, but that will have to wait.
Till then.....
Daron