January | 2014 | Project Equator

African Birds

Lisa • January 24

T-minus 3 days before we leave Tanzania We have had an incredible time, met amazing people and been up close and personal with a record number of...

Bady Animals

Jones • January 23

We saw a BaBy zeta. We also saw a bay Lion. The baby lion was trylng to get Wescott to yawn. We saw a zillion baay baboons. We even...

Lake Masek Tented Camp Tour by Jones!

Jones • January 16

Here’s a look at our wonderful tented camp on the edge of the Serengeti… we were surrounded by so many animals, the roars of lions all night and the...

Lions!

Tuck • January 16

Lions are a big cat. They are rillie scary. Allso they have rilli small ers. Lions eat meat Beceas it is Prowten. Lions legs are big Beceas a lions...

My T-shirt Collection So Far

Otto • January 16

I know a t-shirt collection might not sound like the most fascination collection ever, but there is a number of things that I can make out of this...

The Corybantic Quest for Coconuts

Wescott • January 15

Is there anything more maddening than a big, ripe piece of fruit hanging just out of reach? “If only it would just fall. I wish I wasn’t so short. Are...

Zebras

Otto • January 15

The first group of zebras I saw, descending down the Ngorongoro crater appeared unreal. They looked as if a modern artist took an innocent donkey and...

The Acacia Trees

TeeTee • January 12

As everyone picked their favorite animal from the safari, I kept coming back to my photos and realized that 50 percent of them were of the acacia...

Who Gnu?

PopPop • January 11

Baby giraffes, baby lions, leopards: wow. But to me, the mind boggling number of Wildebeest (Gnu=Wildebeest ) thundering by in an unending ribbon...

Ngorongoro Crater

Yve • January 11

Something about how the earth plunges steeply downward. How the wind softly whistles in your ear while the sun coquettishly warms your back, always...