Thursday, August 11, 2016
Ihaha Camp, Chobe National Park,
Botswana
It was about 5 hours of driving to get
here, It was mostly sand, but we finally found some pavement. It was only about 20
miles, but it was very welcome.
The campsite is right on the Chobe
River and there is all kinds of wildlife – elephants, giraffe,
hippos, zebras, buffalo, impala, sable and several other antelope
species.
Soon after we got here, we went into
the town at the edge of the park for supplies and diesel. We took
the scenic route back along the river. On the way, we came across a
camper stuck in the sand. We tried to free it and was having no
success when another camper stopped to help. Then, a tour truck came
along and with all the people and the tour truck, we managed to get
it out.
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