Chada Katavi is back up and running after the rainy season. Rivers are still flowing strongly, however the vegetation already seems to be wilting, the dry season is underway. The camp has undergone several small changes, bringing on a fresh feel, as a semi-permanent camp should! The panaromic views from the new library deck tends to lure people in, with elephant and buffalo often speckling the canvas. Standby for some pics of an unexpected visitor to my office!
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Back in Camp after the Rains
05 July 2013
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