A river we had to cross on the third day on trail. On Puzzle, I had to bring my feet out of the stirrups and rest them up on the pommel to not get wet!
One of the three 3 month old cubs we got to play with at the Inkwenkwezi Game Reserve. They were all adorable!
The view I woke up to outside my room two mornings of the trail. I could have lived at Wavecrest!
A photo of three of the boys used on trail; left to right – Suave, Puzzle and Dougal. Puzzle was my mount for the five days on trail – he is rising five, was one of the shortest on trail but boy could he move! Loved riding him.
“As the wind swept over the saddle, it turned to a mixture of bright colors and painted the world.” – Ronan Warriors
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And cheetahs… but they were… snobs, honestly! Also, they’d just had a bath so they were a little unimpressed… eheheh… I loved it!
Hi Chris,
I am glad you like my website and blog, thank you 🙂
Your pictures are stunning!!
All the best,
Wiola
I can’t believe you got to play with lion cubs, how cool!
Guess I never thought about trail riding horses in Africa, but why not, I’d ride anywhere just as long as it was a horse.