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Todays Kayakers!
Let the hippo hunt commence!
Fiona White, Lorraine, R Warvitrdan and F. De Vieeschall joined us for this mornings kayak on the St Lucia estuary in South Africa.
Paddling around the estuary
Drifting along the estuary
Todays animals were several different waterbirds, including the fish eagle.
Fish eagle cooling down in the shade
Not to mention countless hippos and a huge crocodile who was sunning itself as we went past.
"Don't get in my sun..."
All our guides are freshly qualified
Justin, Phillip and Carl all completed their kayak guide qualifications this week. Even after trying to chop his finger off and sporting 14 stitches, Carl battled on. As the newest member of our crew this earnt him some nice little brownie points with the boys.
It isn’t all plain sailing, you have to be able to get back in once you fall out… easier than it looks.
As if that wasn’t bad enough they then were assessed whilst they took a group out on the water!
If you click for larger image you can see that the splashing is actually a crocodile running into the water...
But it wasn’t all on quiet, flat water, oh no…
Despite it being hard work they had great fun, although that water was pretty cold…
Note: Justin is smugly sitting nice and warm on the kayak as Phillip shivers and Carl drowns
With thanks to Andrew Kellett for assessing our guys.
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