Zimbabwe is full of cute little animals. This is not one of them.
The best way to see Harare used to be from a glider. Sadly the Warren Hills club has now been closed down for a housing development.
For the earthbound, an "emergency taxi" is the best way get around.
Keep off the grass
You may find it a little different from walking at home.
You will have an opportunity to see the vast stone balls which are common in Zimbabwe
There are bushman paintings in the area, from the time when they lived here.
The local wildlife is interesting.
During long weekends the Mountaineering Club also organise some multi-day treks.
You will not get bridges over the rivers.
But they know some super breakfast stops.
This is expensive and you will see less game than by viewing from vehicles, but the experience will be richer.
Here we have got the gun, but we are still giving a pair of elderly Cape Buffalo a wide berth.
Sometimes you get the feeling that you are being watched.
Here he comes!
No one to move a muscle!
There! He is a decent elephant. He wouldn't really kill us.
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