Everyone successfully managed to get up at 5 30 and we were on the bus by 6 30.
It is about half an hours drive to Rukinga Wildlife Sanctuary so we were there by about 7am, and it was well worth the early start - we saw so much wildlife including buffalo, zebra, elephants, giraffe, warthogs and lots of different species of deer.
My personal highlight was seeing a herd of elephants bathing at a water hole, and there was a baby clumsily playing in the water. He kept sinking in deeper patches of water, then got out and managed to get stuck in a hole, every time he tried to climb out he slid back in until eventually he scrambled his way out!
We are back at camp now and are giving the students a quiet afternoon to relax and wash their clothes...abd maybe even themselves!!!
Tomorrow we will be trekking in the Marungu Hills which are behind the camp, and after lunch we will be learning some bushcraft skills and shooting a bow and arrow.
Another good day in store!!
Mr L
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