After packing up our tents at the Olasiti Village campsite, we ventured off to Tarangire National Park, famous for its elephant populations. We arrived at Tarangire Safari Lodge, which overlooks miles of beautiful African savanna! From the lodge terrace we were excited to see giraffes, zebra, impala, and elephants. As Tarangire has a constant water supply, it attracts a variety of wildlife; during our safari, we identified and photographed ostriches, elephants, impala, water buck, dwarf mongoose and lions! Tomorrow we will head out at 6:30AM and hope to see some elephants up close!
Grace Oldfield, CJ Corddry Caitlin Gormley, and Erica Capossela looking at elephants
from the top of the unimogs.
Photo by: John Stave
Hi from Lindsay's Mom, so great to see several days of blogs from the group. Wow it must be amazing to watch the wildlife in their natural habitat. Lindsay - Emily did great in her play last night. We miss you and wish you the best in these upcoming weeks. Love, Mom
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ReplyDeleteJazzy I expect tears if you see an elephant up close! Keep up the tradition <3
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine what youa all are experiencing, except to that I'm sure it is truly fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteWatching everyday to see the next adventure! Just please remember - do not feed the animals!
ReplyDeleteHi Kaitlyn enjoy the warm weather because its cold here and suppose to snow on tuesday. Can't wait to see next post. luv ya Momma
ReplyDeleteIt all sounds so exciting! Happy for everyone, you girls look FABULOUS and thrilled. Dana, I think of you everyday lovey, and I miss you <3 Keep living your dream....
ReplyDeleteWow! It sounds like you are all having an incredible time. I hope the cameras are all clicking away, what a visual treat it will be to see them all on your return.. We are so happy you are having this experience, Camille - enjoy every moment! lOVE, mom and Riley
ReplyDeleteHey, Caitlin! You must be having an incredibly exciting time. I can't imagine being so close to some of those animals. Love you. Aunt Sherri
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