Grans Travel choices

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Up close to our tent deck

We have also stayed at Elephant Bedroom Camp, It’s on the bank of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu, Kenya.

It’s an un wired/unfenced group of large tents, with an open dining tent and deck.

The elephants would walk through camp to the river.

Aveline

Oh David49 that sounds my idea of hell! I'm just not that intrepid but good luck to those who are.
I recently told a friend how much I'd enjoyed my holiday in Jersey. She informed me that she's not old enough to enjoy Jersey as a destination - she's 78! Cheek!

I can think of a few others who would think it was hell, would I do it again - if I was younger, at 77 my thirst for adventure is waning, full anti malaria is essential and insurance cost would be high.
Not ready for Jersey yet either!

DH and I still wonder why we chose to drive through three Australian States, in a motor home with two of our children (aged 4 & 9), it seemed like a good idea at the time. The school was supportive of the trip, no fines, just a diary of the 9yr olds travels of the two months.

The 4 yr old cannot remember a thing, and the 9yr old remembers getting to Santa’s grotto and he had gone home 🤦‍♀️

Oh David49 that sounds my idea of hell! I'm just not that intrepid but good luck to those who are.
I recently told a friend how much I'd enjoyed my holiday in Jersey. She informed me that she's not old enough to enjoy Jersey as a destination - she's 78! Cheek!

Sounds great David49.
Explore^ sounds the right description. I'm so pleased the lost baggage was just seen as an inconvenience, not a drama, against the backdrop of your fantastic holiday.

I love hearing about people's special travel memories. So nice to have this type of thread back again, as they got knocked on the head with much scoffing in the past.

I'll join in with mine later, but I have to go out now for a few hours.