Corona US Cases August 30 - 5,893,373 Corona US Cases September 5- 6,141,077 Corona US Deaths August 30 - 171,588 Corona US Deaths September 5 - 176,942 Interesting Things that happened this week: - Got back on the walking wagon this week. After two weeks of slacking, i got the bug back again. I think with the plasma donation twice a week plus doing miles outside in Florida in summer, the hydration thing is taking its toll. I try to hydrate all the time, but I don't think its enough. Two weeks of not sweating my ass off on a semi daily basis has made me feel better. - Met with Bree at the Largo Central Nature Preserve again and we knocked out 3 miles there. I did a little more after she left, but Bree kept up for 3 miles. I think that was a little challenging for her but I'm excited she was able to keep it up. - Headed...
Etosha National Park is huge and dry and hot. Most of the animals we found here were at or near the watering holes. There are even a handful of artifical watering holes that are maintained
by the park officials in order to ensure there is enough water. We had three game drives here. The morning we arrived, after lunch and the following morning. I got great pictures of elephants, giraffes, happy meals, rhinos,
ostrich, zebras, wildabeast, one male lion and a cheetah. I saw two honey badgers that unlike other critters in the park that ignore the tourist vechicles, took off into the trees like lightning. No photos of that one :(
We did see a lot of critters here we weren’t able to see at Chobe. The constant heat created mirages of water along nearly every horizen but there was very little water. The wind picked up the sand and dust and you
could see dust devils everywhere, some of them quite large. Regardless of the heat and dust, this was a great park for photos and our driver Steve was brilliant at spotting things.
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