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Our camp is located in a perfect position to observe wildlife where two rivers meet. Today, we took two small boats down each of them. In between, we returned to the Camp, had brunch and rested.
Among the wildlife seen was the Goliath Heron, the largest heron in the world. Simply spectacular and regal-looking, it almost seemed to know exactly where to stand to hide from us.
The Water Monitor, and a dead hippo, were also seen as we criss-crossed each river following our guides keen eyes. And thanks to their laser pointers, we could spot what they found without too much trouble. At sunset, we had our traditional tea stop, and enjoyed the sounds of all around us.
At day's end, after dinner, we joined around a campfire, and celebrated our stay at the Camp. The staff sang and danced, and so did we.
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