Sorry – I have not blogged for quite a while as I was very busy before I went of my off time.
Earlier this week I visited Nambiti Game Reserve and stayed at Nambiti Plains Lodge. Then I visited the Blood River Battlefield. This battle between the Boers and the Zulus was one of the most important events which shaped South Africa’s history. A very impressive monument – build by the Afrikaans people – and a rather neglected museum – documenting the battle from a Zulu perspective – serve as reminders of this battle. And now I am at Fugitives Drift Lodge near the battlefields of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift just above the Buffalo River. One of my favorite locations in KwaZulu Natal.
Here are a few pictures – including some drone images I took during this trip. I hope you enjoy them!
The Blood River Battle Memorial … (DJI Phantom 4 Plus Drone)Blood River Memorial … (DJI Phantom 4 Plus Drone)The Laager – Defensive Boer position on the bank of the blood river … (Apple iPhone 7 Plus)An aerial view from my drone … (DJI Phantom 4 Plus Drone)The wagons … (Canon EOS 1D Mark IV)Nambiti Plains … (Apple iPhone 7 Plus)A bull in musth at Nambiti … (Canon EOS 1D Mark IV)A Black-Shouldered Kite at Nambiti … (Canon EOS 1D Mark IV)Gemsbok at Nambiti … (Canon 1D Mark IV)The Buffalo river valley and the Fugitives Drift Lodge … (DJI Phantom 4 Plus Drone)Fugitives Drift – Site of one of the real dramas in the British and South African history … (DJI Phantom 4 Plus Drone)
Not a great battlefield fan, but love the animal photos!
I love going on your trips with you.
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