Three generations of anglers setting out at dawn towards their favourite fishing spot at Cape Vidal, in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park.
(you can click on the image for a clearer view)
Cape Vidal sunrise
We’re participating in the online adventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com‘s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggers. This week’s challenge is “People in Nature“
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beautiful sunset
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Thank you Shoma, and welcome here!
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Wonderful entry. Beautiful picture.
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You’re very kind Imelda, thank you!
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Beautiful sunset guys. Lovely. We’ve had exceptionally warm days for the middle of winter but it’s about to come to an end with a spot of rain in the forecast. Good luck with the “Wild Weekly Photo Challenge”. 😉
Marks and Joey
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Thank you friends!
Glad you had a couple of warm days to get “out there” and get some more of your beautiful photos!
Here heavy rain has been forecast for the north of the country, with flooding a definite possibility: some parts of Kruger and Mapungubwe National Parks have already been cut off from the outside world by swollen rivers. We’re holding thumbs that we won’t see a repeat of the floods that struck exactly a year ago.
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Funny, we were just talking about how awesome it would be to go camping up in Cape Vidal sometime…
I’m off to check your other posts on this area to whet the old camping appetite 🙂
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Hi Lu! You can’t go wrong, the iSimangaliso authority has recently upgraded Cape Vidals camping and have made available a bunch of exciting infrastructure improvements and additions between St. Lucia and Cape Vidal – don’t miss the new hide at Mfazana. We were there in August 2012: https://dewetswild.com/2012/08/26/cape-vidal-and-the-eastern-shores-of-lake-saint-lucia/
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