Hunting The Selous With Alan Vincent 2013
The three of us at the Emirates Lounge at Dubai International Airport
Tony getting ready for his flight
Clearing my computer of unnecesary files to make space for all the photos
Walter's starter
Tony's lunch
Of course, Walter has to have dessert
I was looking at some photos on the ipad, and one the stewardesses recognised my wife and daughter, as she had flown with them a few weeks earlier! Small world ha?
One of my favorite meals. Chicken biryani
Of course, one cannot have a meal without Tabasco!
Walter and Tony enjoying some refreshments
Approaching the coast of Tanzania
A couple of aerial photos of Dar Essalam
Approach to land
Gary, Walter and Rene. They were waiting for us at the charter terminal
Walter cannot help himself. He buckled up using both his seat belt and Alan's
Our cameraman,Gary. One never sees him without a camera
Outskirts of Dar Essalam
One of the rivers snaking in the country
Walter and Roy contemplating what they will do to each other when we land
A few views of the country we hunted and a herd of buffalo we saw as we came in to land
Our camp is a few miles down the river to the left
Touch down at the bush air port
Walter and Lema greet each other. Old friends glad to get together again
Walter meets our new game scout. He was very nice and very helpful
Walter is giving Dillon instructions on walking
Our first evening meal at the camp
Tony enjoying an early morning cup of coffee
Hessa made this hat especially for Walter, as he likes to have sweets
Tony explaining to Walter how to usea boomerang
Tony is explaing, and Walter is in a bit of a haze. Alan is looking in wonder
Walter's throw went bakckwards
Tony is going into the river bed to get his boomerang
Checkingthe sites on our rifles
Walter lent Tony his ammo belt. Trouble was Walter did not tell him that it was made for standard 3006 cases, rather than our 375/404
Our game scout's AK47
A beautiful view in late afternoon of the river
One cannot escape the camerman
Buffalo in the bush. This was part of a herd of about 200