Greetings!
We almost didn’t get into Swaziland. Quinton had a full passport, with no
blank page on which the immigration official could place her stamp. His new passport is at home in Cape
Town. And he thought he could talk
his way around the rule, and get her to place it on a page with some room on
it. Turns out he did, but it took
some pretty good theatrics and much sweet talk. But she definitely could have re-routed our trip had she
insisted on the rule that you need one blank page.
Today was mostly a transit day, so there are few
photos. We’re staying at the
Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, in a very large reed and branch basket about
fifteen feet high and thirty feet wide.
It even has a bathroom connected to it, and a fan overhead. There are about ten of them arranged in
a circle, and we made our way through kudus, impalas, wart hogs, and hippos who
also find this area home. The name
says it, and we’re just visitors.
Tomorrow morning, we’ll see who else is in our neighborhood.
To see the few other photos we took today, click on Thursday, July 3rd, Mlilwane Wildlife Santuary, Swaziland.
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