Damaraland without the Legends - Part II

[Shaun Cullen]

The team together just inside the Palmwag Conservency


The search for Dr Flip begins


Plenty of life on the way – some big…


…some small…


…and some teeny.


The search continues…




Flip, where are youuuu


Found him!



The Lion Office


Kerels by candlelight?


Then, great excitement! Flip arranges some serious pussy for us.






Bye kitty; look after her Flip.


The group splits the next morning. Jan Slabber and Musina Henry and family and friends head north while the rest of us head south with Flip. The idea is to meet that evening and switch roles the next day…


Flip finds a kill and explains in fascinating detail how the attack and kill took place


Lunch break in a canyon





Flip picked up a signal from a lion hiding in a gully where we spend the next three hours waitng for the fella to make a move. The net result is that we are too late to meet the other group and never saw (or heard) them again.



Next morning we headed north to the Hoanib River




Stopping for a salon break




Anything you can do…


…we can do better!


No, I have no idea what JB is up to. Looking for his contact lenses?


Next morning we say good bye to Flip – was a pleasure and a privilege to have met him.


Our journey continues









Lunch break in the Hoanib near Amspoort Gorge



On our way east again




Shower break at the elephant watering hole


Arriving at the source




The tree at our beautiful camp site – unfortunately we didn’t take any pics of the setup.


Sunrise the next morning; a bit of sadness as we are heading toward Sesfontein and then it will be the turn south for home

[Theo Marx]

Awesome

[Grahame Burchell]

Thanks Shaun (again) Well done. 

[Pierre Bester]

Very Very nice. Love the comments with the pics.
Thanks for sharing.
Unfortunately this only makes me more sad for missing the trip.

Oh... BTW JB is looking for Flips steering column cover.

[Philipp Becker]

Nice pics, Mr. Sjorn, except for 1  

[David van Breda]

Shaun,

These pics are incredible....my favourite part of the world!

[Graham Barnes]

Really awesome pics. thanks