Summertide Rambles 23 January 2021

With heavy hearts, after a week in absolute paradise, we had to come back home today. But iSimangaliso – “the place of miracles and wonders” – had one more treasure to share with us on the 30km drive between Cape Vidal and the gate – this beautiful black rhinoceros!

Soon we’ll start posting the recollections of our summertide rambles through the Karoo National Park, Bontebok National Park, Garden Route National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, Mountain Zebra National Park and the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. We hope you’ll join us for the daily series and won’t get bored too soon, as there’s lots to cover!

21 thoughts on “Summertide Rambles 23 January 2021

  1. H.J. for avian101's avatarH.J. for avian101

    They are as powerful and strong as a locomotive! They must weigh a lot, they look solid! Thank you, D. 🙂

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    1. DeWetsWild's avatarde Wets Wild Post author

      Quite right, H.J. – although they’re the smaller of the two kinds of African rhinos Black Rhinos weigh up to 1200kg (over 2,600 pounds) and have the most terrible temperament to boot!

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  2. Anne's avatarAnne

    Glad you arrived home safely and I look forward to your magnificent photographic tales of the wonderful places you have visited this summer.

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  3. sustainabilitea's avatarsustainabilitea

    I know I won’t be bored. I’m looking forward to all the recollections. As for this guy, can’t say “What a beauty”, but he’s certainly magnificent in many ways. 🙂

    janet

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