Showcasing the beauty of Mother Nature
These are the pictures that jumped out at me to post today; I’m not sure why, but I decided to run with it. 🙂
These are from my time in Damaraland, Namibia. We had the opportunity to explore the Twyfelfontein World Heritage Site to see the bushman rock art. The rock art depicts people, the animals and birds of the region, and even the location of both permanent and seasonal waterholes.
If you’d like to learn more about the area, here is a link to a wiki page about it.
One of the juvenile gorillas I spent time with during my trekking experience in Uganda. Watch this space in the coming weeks for lots more images from this trip 🙂
Friday already! It really snuck up on me; this week has gone by in a blur.
You know what I wouldn’t like sneaking up on me, is this beautiful girl.
Have a great weekend everyone!
Happy Friday! While it’s great for these elephants to have a sand bath, don’t go getting into any dust ups this weekend! 😉
I could have shared any number of photos taken along the river near my old home, with lovely sunrises and mountains… but this spoke to me more. I recently took a bird watching trip along the Kazinga channel in Uganda, and this village was at the turn around point for the tour. For a photo challenge topic of water, a photo shot from the water, of a village that completely relies on the water, seemed fitting.
