Rabbiting On: February 2018

Three days offline allowed me to get a lot of sketching in. We travelled around Hwange National Park in the North of Zim. At times it seemed we were alone there. (at Hwange National Park)

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26 February 2018

Mouse ate our avo. Damn you, Marakele mice!

Family

25 February 2018

Transfixed by Chinese New Year performances

Superb handmade typo @orientalplazafordsburg. Over to you @jemgum for font analysis.

So handy, @orientalplazafordsburg provides a readymade instaframe. Now with built in hashtags. @jemgum posing.

Stunning performance For Once at @lessgoodidea with @lucalocker and @jemgum

Lovely dinner at @rovingbantukitchen with @2summers @jemgum @lucalocker always a pleasure scheming and politicking

It’s been a whirlwind of a week with my visitors @jemgum and @lucalocker First trip: @impressed_studio obviously.

20 February 2018

Some more additions to my #linodiary slowly but surely, each...

Monoprinting gold faces onto pages from old Huisvrou magazine...

Fun with matches, idea curtesy of Andrew of @spazaart...

15 February 2018

New toy: Laser cut stamps made from my drawings inspired by...

05 February 2018

Flat tyre being fixed this morning. We had to leave the car to the mercy of the Zambezi baboons last night. Luckily all was ok and Dumizani helped us change the tyre. Thank you, ZPWMA, specially Juliet.

04 February 2018

I got covered in Zambezi mud while trying to dig out the car. We got severely stuck. #offtoZim See more in my story highlight from Victoria Falls. Hint: this is not the end of the story.

So this happened today... The car looks worse for wear. We accidentally backed into a ditch while reversing. Upside: lots of time to watch the hippos while waiting for the tow truck. #offtoZim

03 February 2018

I win. #offtozim

Back in the world. @thevictoriafallshotel has very nice bathrooms.

Three days offline allowed me to get a lot of sketching in. We...

Hippo central

With some tlc this camp could be a winner. Beautiful views, shade, a waterhole nearby, and elephant skulls as decor. What’s not to like?

Sketching during our lunch break. Picnic spots are unfenced, and we saw some cat spoor earlier but we held our nerve. This National park is not for sissies.

Campsites don’t get much better than this, according to @stuartrturner

Hwange National Park is dotted with waterholes. They are pumped because the landscape is on the fringe of the Kalahari desert. Unfortunately it’s the rainy season so the animals don’t come to the waterholes so much. Still, we saw hippos and elephants, giraffes and zebra, and lots of birds.