SUNNY SUN-DAY “Time is marked by each sunrise and sunset whether or not you actually see it.” – Catherine Opie

SOMETHING FOR A SATURDAY Here is a short clip of our "Worlds View Campsite". Easily the campsite with the best view ever. (or so we keep getting told)

FARMHOUSE FRIDAY As we have been so busy in the campsite, we have opened up 3 more secluded sites. Camping is $15 per adult per night, Children between 11yrs & 6 yrs pay $8, Children under 6 are free. Booking is essential. Prices are the same no matter where you are from. The Campsite has ablutions and a boiler for hot water, campers are to make their own fire though as it is not a serviced campsite. There is also a new ablution block which is fully solarised and should be utilized first. Braai facilities are on sight with some tables & chairs. Check in is after 2pm, check out is before10am. Book Now!

THOUGH PROVOKING THURSDAY A question asked is worth more than an answer received. - James Pierce What's your take on this quote? Let us know in the comments below.

WEDNESDAY WALK ABOUT Often when we are on foot, we notice more of natures wonders than we would have if we were driving around. Not the greatest sunrise shot, but this Wahlberg's eagle has been hanging around a lot. Just perched there on the rock, calling away. Its always nice to see raptors while out and about.

TRAIL CAM TUESDAY The Giraffe sometimes do things that are not expected. They do have their own feeding stations should they choose to come, but as they say stolen food is often tastier!

MEMORABLE MONDAYS Remembering back to March. 2026 was probably one of the wettest months we had! The rain has been glorious though, hasn't it?

SUNNY SUN-DAY “Today, the sun will rise on all your doubts.” – Marty Rubin

SOMETHNG FOR A SATURDAY Is it just us, or do Giraffe always look awkward when they drink? Giraffes have an awkward drinking stance due to their height and long necks. They must spread their front legs and bend their knees to lower their neck and head to reach water, which makes them vulnerable to predators. This position is also uncomfortable, as it requires them to balance while drinking. To mitigate the risk of fainting, giraffes have an innate mechanism that includes valves in their jugular veins and a network of blood vessels that regulate blood flow, preventing a sudden drop in blood pressure when they lower their heads. This adaptation allows them to drink safely, even though it looks like they can't hold their drink.

FARMHOUSE FRIDAY These are the views of our area. It's easy to see why Matopos is a sacred place. Clip curtesy of Bud.

THOUGHT PROVOKING THURSDAY A question asked is worth more than an answer received. - James Pierce What's your take on this quote? Let us know in the comments below.

WEDNESDAY WALK ABOUT Often when we are on foot, we notice more of natures wonders than we would have if we were driving around. Wild flowers are absoloutely georgous.

TRAIL CAM TUESDAY These young Impala rams are having a good rut training session.

MEMORABLE MONDAYS Remembering back to when we had a stand at the "Hlanganani - Sangani" a couple years back. This time around we are participating in a travel show in Vic Falls hosted by Africa's Eden.

SUNNY SUN-DAY Here comes the sun. – The Beatles