We have been blog delinquents! March was a busy month: Jennifer went back to the States for a wedding (congrats to the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Coscino!) and a Minneapolis visit, and Jim ran a science fair, an Eco Day, and exams for his students before "fall" break.
Jennifer's parents Tim and Karen came to visit for the last two weeks of March. We spent a few days in Cape Town together, and then toured the winelands of the Western Cape for a weekend before heading north to Johannesburg and driving to Kruger National Park. Here are some shots from the stunning end of our drive: the Panorama Route and Blyde River Canyon.
We'll post photos from our first game drive today too.
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| Mac Mac Falls on the way to the Blyde River Canyon. |
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| Another of the many waterfalls on the way to the canyon; this one was called the Berlin Falls. |
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| Blyde River Canyon: the largest green canyon in the world (we aren't sure what that means!) |
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| The "Three Rondawels" lookout: the three rock formations in the center of the photo are said to look like the mud/stone and thatch huts, called rondawels, common in villages and now resorts in the region. |
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| Blyde River Canyon and reservoir |
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| Group selfie :) |
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