Elephants alongside the road to Namibia by Hedepo
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After a few days around the Chobe National park in Botswana and a trip to the Victoria water falls in Zimbabwe, we drove to the border between Botswana and Namibia.
On our way, alongside the road, we met a group of elephants. A few crossed the road in front of us sitting in the Camper (bit bluish photo due to the screen), the others preferred to wait until we had moved on.
We made in May 2011 a trip through the southern part of Africa ( RSA, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia) .
Thanks for viewing, and your lovely words on my previous posting, a special thanks for those who earmarked the image as favorite; comments are always welcome.
Have a very nice day,
Henk
Comments (10)
And I believe that this journey that you make wonders. Congratulations and many thanks for sharing these beauties with us all ((5 + +)) Et je croie bien que ce voyages vous a apporter que de merveilles . Bravo et mille mercis de partager ces beautés avec nous tous((5++))
belle photo!!
Two good pictures, reviving my hope to visit these countries... :~)
These are two super images, I would love to go there but then it's always pot luck to see anything!
both are excellent shots of this wonderful animals as family group !!!
Your trip must have been amazing Henk. Fabulous pics!!!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
Excellent composition; both of them!
Oh this is devine, I love elephants, what a privilege your had to be able to see them, it is an excellent photo, hugs Jane xx
How exciting for you, I can't imagine the thrill of getting to see these magnificent creatures first hand in the wild like that. : )