Saturday January 24th ~ Just a beautiful drive along the Panorama Route
Along the Panorama Route
We knew that the majority of our time would be on the bus today, but what we did not know, was just how beautiful the scenery would be. With well planned stops along the way, the time passed by nicely.
Here is a map that shows the route from our overnight city of Hazyview, just outside the boundary of Kruger National Park.
Map of Panorama Route
God’s Window
Vervet Monkey – why are these little guys so darn cute?
Bourke’s Luck Potholes
The falls at Bourke’s
At Three Rondavels
Tim and Joanne admiring the gorgeous view
Another flower that I don’t know the name of
The clouds were so pretty today
Arriving in Johannesburg
This was not a sight we expected.
Gratitude Moment: Today I am grateful for the magnificent scenery we witnessed along our drive.
A Note From Abroad 
Fantastic photography! A place we’d love to visit 🙂
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Thank you srmodels. I hope you get here to see all of this for yourself.
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Tim and Joanne,
Your blog is simply awesome with great photos too! I am nominating your blog for the One Lovely Blog award.
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Wow – thank you so much for the nomination.
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I just returned from two weeks in Cozumel, Mexico, where I took a bit of break from my computer, so I’ve enjoyed catching up with your trip this morning. What adventuresome and appreciative travelers the two of you are. It’s a pleasure to travel with you.
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And it is certainly our pleasure having you follow along. I hope your time in Cozumel was wonderful and restorative. Welcome home!
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Your pictures are absolutely fantastic and you have an incredible talent for photography! We were on the trip with you and you certainly captured the beauty of South Africa! It was a pleasure meeting you both.
Charleen and Ed Dowling
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Hello Charleen and Ed! How nice to hear from you. Wasn’t that a wonderful trip! Tim and I flew back into Los Angeles yesterday. I have a couple of weeks left to write about our time in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana to get all caught up. Thanks so much for checking out our blog.
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I really like the pictures of the vervet monkey (he seems to be in deep thinking), the Bourke’s luck holes (resembling some place in the southwest of the US, but with the added intricate holes and water), the unknown flower, and God’s window. Thanks for sharing.
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I can see why you asked if Bourk’s Pothole was in Arizona. Definitely some similarities in the rock formations.
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