101 Kruger Tales by Jeff Gordon (Ed)
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Extraordinary Stories from Ordinary Visitors to the Kruger National Park
Foreword by Mark Boucher
360 pages, Paperback
23cm x 16cm
Goodreads Rating: 4.26 * 422 ratings * 42 reviews
Genres: Nonfiction/Africa/Travel/Adventure/South Africa/Wildlife
GRIPPING FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS OF EXTRAORDINARY SIGHTINGS, SCRAPES AND INCIDENTS IN ONE OF AFRICA'S GREATEST NATIONAL PARKS
An enraged elephant flips a car onto its roof. A lioness prises open the door of a terrified couple. A leopard helps itself to a family's picnic breakfast. A fleeing impala leaps through an open car window. A lion charges around inside a busy rest camp. A hyaena snatches a baby from a tent. A tourist takes a bath in a croc-infested dam
These are just a few of the 101 jaw-dropping sightings, scrapes and encounters in this collection of extraordinary true stories from the roads, camps, picnic sites and walking trails of South Africa's Kruger National Park, as told by the very people who experienced them. There are no game ranger tales here each and every story happened to an ordinary Kruger visitor doing what over a million tourists do in this spectacular reserve each year.
It is a book to keep by your bedside in Kruger, to dip into at home when you're missing the bush, to lend to friends who've never visited the Park or to pore over before your next trip. Just don't expect to ever sleep soundly in a safari tent again