Angama Mara Safari – Mara Triangle, Kenya

September 9, 2019 – September 13, 2019

September 9, 2019 – Upon arriving at our first campsite we got a tour of the place and got settled in and decided to go for an afternoon game drive. Our tour guide was Robert. He was the best tour guide we have ever had. He was patient as well as a great driver. Another great thing was that he was very knowledgeable. Every question we asked he knew the answer. The first-afternoon drive turned out to be a good one. We got to see a few lions and lioness’s and we also had a rare sighting of a Serval cat and luckily we saw it kill and eat a mouse.

September 10, 2019 – Early game drive and we met Mark and Roberta. We drove around and saw some lions, wildebeests, zebras, elans, warthogs, and hyenas. We met up with the rest of the camp and had sundowners.

September 11, 2019 – Late game drive – Nano, Mark, and Roberta did the hot air balloon ride and we met up with them afterward. The first half of the morning John and I saw a lioness with her cubs and she was dragging her kill into the bushes. We saw mostly the same animals as yesterday except at the end of our game drive we got a chance to see a lioness kill a wildebeest right by the rear tire of our truck.

September 12, 2019 – Early game drive – We basically saw a lot of the same animals.

September 13, 2019 – Today we checked out of Angama Mara and got picked up by our next camp tour guides

Follow us on our journey the next destination is Sala’s Camp.

If you would like to see where and what we ate while visiting Angama Mara.

Rare sighting of a Serval cat catch and eat a mouse (2 Videos)

Ants working 

Elephants  

Male lion with half a tail   

Wildebeest Migration – race to get a good viewing spot   

Actual migration after the race   

King of the jungle roars to keep the family in line

Lions eating  their catch

Life of a lion   

4 lion brothers casually walking   

Lion laying down

Warthog babies

The lioness kill – Wildebeest for dinner! (5 Videos below)

The lioness chases the Wildebeest to the rear tire of our truck

The second video is the catch

Another angle of the catch

The third video is the suffocation

Another angle of the suffocation

Our photos from our time in the Mara Triangle

Ants at work
Rare sighting of a Serval Cat

Peru, Indiana – The Lodge @ Carriage Manor Estate

April 30, 2019 

Today we drove to our friend’s house in Peru. The Carriage Manor Estate is a beautiful home with a lot of history. Our friends took us to their old stomping grounds to show us around. We had lunch at this place called Streamliner which is located in Rochester. After lunch, we then drove to Culver which was nice to see because that’s where Tim grew up. While we were in Culver they took us to this amazing high school called Culver Military Academy. Afterward, we went back to Rochester to Evergreen for a nice dinner before heading back to Peru.

May 1, 2019

Today Tim & Cindy took us on a tour of Peru.  We saw the house where Cole Porter grew up and then the house he built after he became famous. We then saw where the circus practices. Apparently, Peru was known as the circus capital of the world. Read this article about it.

If you would like to see what and where we ate while in Peru.

Culver Military Academy – Culver, Indiana

A horse and carriage – Amish Lifestyle

Cole Porter’s House

Some funny signs we saw at a restaurant in Indiana