Campi ya Kanzi is widely recognized as one of the most unique and inspiring safari experiences in Africa. Situated at the foot of the legendary Chyulu Hills, Hemingway’s Green Hills of Africa, it is a luxury camp offering an incomparable combination of 5-star luxury, first class wilderness adventure, amazing wildlife, and authentic immersion in Maasai culture. This is truly the ultimate African safari.
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How is the drought affecting the Chyulu area? Any rain possible in the next couple of months? Have you got good pics of lesser kudu? Can you post current pics of the bush. Thanks Joe
Hi Joe, sorry for late reply. No rains... Quite dry, but not a drought. Still nice grass all around camp and a lot grass in the Chyulu. Rains will most likely be in 2 and a half months. You can see live image of Campi ya Kanzi here: http://www.maasai.com/live-from-the-savana/ Photo of lesser kudu? Will use it for the next post!
Glad to hear that you are not having a drought. There's lots of news about the drought that's affecting Somalia. I look forward to seeing your post of the lesser kudu. Thanks again & Cheers, Joe
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ReplyDeleteHow is the drought affecting the Chyulu area? Any rain possible in the next couple of months? Have you got good pics of lesser kudu? Can you post current pics of the bush. Thanks Joe
ReplyDeleteHi Joe,
ReplyDeletesorry for late reply. No rains... Quite dry, but not a drought. Still nice grass all around camp and a lot grass in the Chyulu. Rains will most likely be in 2 and a half months. You can see live image of Campi ya Kanzi here: http://www.maasai.com/live-from-the-savana/
Photo of lesser kudu? Will use it for the next post!
Glad to hear that you are not having a drought. There's lots of news about the drought that's affecting Somalia. I look forward to seeing your post of the lesser kudu.
ReplyDeleteThanks again & Cheers,
Joe