Entering Inverdoorn

which is a 10,000 hectare (24,800acres) private game reserve full of incredible South African wildlife.

It is also home to the big five Lion, Leopard, Rhinoceros, Elephant, Rhino and African Buffalo.

It is situated in the Klein Karoo, one of the most untouched and beautiful places in the country.

It is about a two and a half hour drive from us, the last part being the dusty road in yesterdays pic.

More about Inverdoorn can be seen here https://inverdoorn.com/

[Chris Cook]

I look forward to seeing the images you get here.

[Beverley]

How exciting… beautiful. Pov, colours and dusty view

[Brian]

Great build of expectations 🙂

[Wylie]

Are you doing a safari? How exciting. It seems such a long time since we safaried in Kenya - it was amazing.

[judith deacon]

Thanks for the memories Diana! We went there a couple of years ago and had a marvellous time, a photography heaven! Fav

[Issi Bannerman]

Wonderful image and fabulous colours.

[moni kozi]

The scene looks strange: a gate in the middle of a road and nothing beyond it but just the same empty field

[Babs]

It looks so dry and dusty

[Valerie Chesney]

Another wonderful place for us to enjoy through your photography.

[Bec]

Enjoy!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

looks like an adventure!

[Jerzy]

I would love to visit this place to see these great animals up close or as close as safety allows. I'm surprised this can keep them in if they had a mind to leave, Great capture of vastness again.

[Dione Giorgio]

Wow, did you go in to see the wild animals? Hope you did and took some good shots of the big cats.

[katy]

Thanks for converting that to acres. I’m loving these far out shots that show more of your countryside. Also, thank you for the information about game reserve

[Corinne C]

Such a picturesque entrance

[Peter]

What a fantastic place to visit we’ll captured Diana:)

[Kerry McCarthy]

Can't wait to see your photos of the animals.

[Mags]

Lovely entrance!

[Linda Godwin]

Looks like a great place for ones bucket list

[Peter Dulis]

Hope you get some photos in here :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and a beautiful blue sky.

[Merrelyn]

I've just checked out the website. It looks amazing.

[KWind]

Great shot!

[Steve Chappell]

Cool shot, and sounds like an awesome place!

[Jacqueline]

Great pov! Hope you see a lot of the animals!

[Margaret Brown]

An adventure ready to start!

[Lin]

Wow - a great capture. Gorgeous sky.

[Olwynne]

Wonderful scene. The blue of the sky is stunning

[Rob Z]

gates to a photographic wonderland....

[Judith Johnson]

Fantastic blue sky and scene

[Renee Salamon]

How exciting - have you been before?

[haskar]

Nothing announces this beautiful adventure.

[Heather]

A great composition, Diana, as you take us into this amazing world! Fav

[Christine Sztukowski]

So exciting

[Bobbi C]

Oh how I would love to visit this place!

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

Let's gooooo!

[Diana]

@cdcook48 @beverley365 @briaan @pusspup @judithdeacon @jamibann @monikozi @onewing @happysnaps @walksnaplove @koalagardens @jerzyfotos @sangwann @grammyn @corinnec @pcoulson @mccarth1 @marlboromaam @rontu @pdulis @mittens @merrelyn @kwind @swchappell @jacqbb @craftymeg @linnypinny @ollyfran @robz @busylady @rensala @haskar @365projectorgheatherb @365projectorgchristine @bobbic @ggshearron Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@pusspup Yes Wylie, but not half as exciting as in Kenya ;-

@judithdeacon It has been taken over by Aquila Judith and not the same as before ;-)

@jerzyfotos This is only the road leading to the reserve. Once there, there are massive electric gates and fences all over in the different divisions where the animals are. No escaping those ;-)

@rensala This was our third time Renee, but also the last. We were not happy with the way things have changed there ;-)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It seems like such a low key entry for the amazing residents that live within. Good shot.

[Michelle]

I can't wait to see your pictures, they make me feel like I'm there with you!