Hello Beautiful People,
Last night was amazing, to say the least! I got out of camp and saw this beautiful male leopard.
I was sitting in my office at work and heard a very low deep voice (Doug) over the radio, “Charlie Mike, Charlie Mike (that would be me! Camp Manager) I am looking at the largest Leopard I have ever seen!”
Tana,”Doug where are you?”
Doug: “4×4″
Tana: “Will you wait for me? I am coming now”
Doug: “Hurry!”
Tana: “I will do my best! Guests just arrived and pilot staying the night as he can’t fly out, let me sort everything”
In the mean time, Rian and Tom (our volunteer) were introducing new guests in to camp. I practically tripped over the tent flap while getting to the new guests, to ask them if they wouldnt mind if we all jump back in the vehicle and go see this huge leopard. They are very excited about this news and say that they would love to go! Rian, Tom and I jumped into the vehicle with the guests and shot off, literally into the sunset, with William a guide behind the wheel.
We had just had a huge rain storm, so rivers were a bit high and the mud was thick, but that didnt stop William from driving at an amazing and yet safe, speed to get us there just in time, as the sun was going down, to see this handsome leopard!
I love moments like these.
xxx
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Wonderful Post, glad to see you back on blog! You have so many stories that don’t have to be long, to be good!
Were you able to photo the Leopard?
No, I did not have a camera. Tom took the pictures and we dont allow flashes, so a bit dark, but still a great shot.xxx
Beautiful, Tana. Absolutely stunning, breathtaking! I would love to come visit you someday. Or stay forever. Whatever works.
Hey Kelli, He is a beauty that is for sure. Would be great to see you out here.
I am sure it is moments like this one that make it all worthwhile.
Kenya is really a very beautiful country
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hi, wishing you all well, wondering please how Toni is doing, pls give her my best, she is a special spirit,
Hi Jim,
My Mum is doing the best she can at this stage of her transformation. Thank you very much for your wonderful message. I have passed it on to her. x