These geese looked so happy and relaxed just taking an afternoon stroll, near Seagulls Beach Hotel, on the Wild Coast, not far from Kei Mouth. We spent one night at Seagulls Beach Hotel in early 2009 and thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and of course their divine Saturday night seafood, as well as meandering through the countryside - and all sorts of animals, not just geese - on the way there and back.
Terry and Tony's East London photographs and wild ramblings. We're a romantic pair of photographers from East London in South Africa, who enjoy wild ramblings and taking photographs in and around East London, when we're not designing websites, setting people up with WordPress sites, or writing.
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Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
East London Queens Park Zoo bears
These two bears at the East London zoo enjoyed the peanuts people were throwing down to them. The bears seem cute, lazy, and relaxed, but I still wouldn't like myself or anybody really, falling into the bears' enclosure - the bears may suddenly become very active indeed! The East London zoo is a super place for both adults and children to enjoy looking at and watching the behaviour of animals - still wish all the animals had much larger enclosures though.
(post by Terry)
Monday, February 1, 2010
Rural countryside near Kei Mouth and Seagulls beach hotel in the Transkei
These sheep were just a few of the many farm animals we encountered on the way to Seagulls beach hotel in January 2009. The drive on this 20 km dirt road between the pontoon at Kei River in Kei Mouth, and the gorgeous little seaside holiday spot, Seagulls beach hotel, is all part of the holiday getaway and escape from the city - East London, in South Africa is not a terribly large city, but this little countryside road is still an escape! Some of the other animals that we met in this wonderful little country environment were: cows, bulls, goats, ducks, geese, chickens, donkeys - plenty of animals. Ah, the countryside!
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