I am scheduled to arrive back today, but an earlier flight was canceled and nothing in life is guaranteed. I hope to start posting new photos from Hartford soon, but as a precaution I have a couple of older ones lined up in blogger's autoposting. See you soon!
17 comments:
We love your African photos...do not stop posting them, please. Nice-looking young man behind you!
So we were both out at the same time but you certainly went to far more exotic climes than I did!
Great! Love it Jack. Seems like you are having so much fun.
We have really enjoyed traveling with you via blog posts! Have a safe trip home.
Welcome back from what looks to have been a spectacular trip.
It also looks like your daughter's fiance is patient being the in company of several people intent on taking photos. That is a good trait.
I do love your shot for the day, Jack! Such fun you have all had and thank you for sharing it with us! Look forward to more when you return! Hope you have a safe, good flight home! Take care!
Sylvia
Great shot Jack! Hope your return flight was good.
Nice one. It's funny that you were shooting the wildlife. But it's a much nicer way of doing it!
Perfect shot, half of Jack's face is covered. Look forward to you being back.
South Africa! We would so love to go there.My hat isn't nearly as cool, though.
Nice hat Jack!
Your daughter is a talented photographer!
HAve a nice and safe trip back home dear friend.
Léia
You are going to miss this magical land Jack .. Hope all goes well and you arrive safely back home.
Your leopard from yesterday is like a big cuddly cat but I wouldn't want to get too close ... Fantastic capture.
You're like Wilson from "Home Improvement"! Glad you're back safe and sound. Question: regarding the wild dogs fighting with the leopard for the impala, were those basenjis? Pointy ears...curly white-tip tail?
The safari look suits you. ;)
what a fantastic series of shots. thank you for sharing these with us. you make a very good model amidst the wildlife, jack.
You look like the great hunter, comfortably leading the safari with a Canon in place of a gun. Great shot by Susie of you and Wes. Hope that you are now adjusting to your city life again.
Bises,
Genie
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