01/05/2017
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Elephant traffic
The chance to go on safari in Murchison Falls National Park was not one to pass up. I had been on safari once before, in South Africa, but this was something altogether different. The first time we saw an elephant I could barely contain my excitement. Majestic grey ears flapping intermittently, the lone creature plodded calmly down the road, ignoring us almost entirely, as we waited behind for it to move on from the path.
Coming from a rural area in Surrey, I’m very used to waiting for other road users to move on - it’s a rare journey that isn’t delayed by a tractor, horse, bicycle or pedestrian - but this was something different and even after seeing so many more elephants (and hippos, giraffes, warthogs and baboons) after that, I don’t think I will ever be able to resent an elephant blocking the way or ever tire of watching them move around in packs - particularly when there are baby elephants around! Also, if you have never seen a giraffe run, it is a very amusing sight!