Borana conservancy Cycling to the lodge What a beautiful landscape The first of the 'Big Five'... ... and the real big one! Pool at the Borana lodge, with a view Two lions, that we passed on the bikes, twice! Cycling safari... ...with proper mountain bikes Elephants everywhere Storm coming in We visited the lions again... ...this time in a car... ...so we could go close. Evening atmosphere in Borana The lions went out for a potential hunt... ...and we watched them from the top of a hill. Tanya on the wooden throne Mount Kenya Borana driving safari in the morning... ...seeing also male lions very close... ...on the same road we took with the bikes the day before. Lots of elephants Going out for the rhino tracking... ...trying to find the rhinos with the rangers Came close to the rhinos... ...and the rangers checked their status. Also on a large white rhino... ...which is called Gordon. The third family of rhinos is close... ...with mum and baby... ...but also daddy was around. Breakfast in the bush... ...and lunch at the lodge with a view Elephant tusks and big guns. This is a war! Michael introducing all the rhinos of Borana Taking the Borana plane... ...to see the park from the air The air was so clear, and we could see Mt Kenya Tanya was very excited Large planes of Borana... ...and some nearby camps... ...and villages... ...which are also supported by Borana. Endless land... ...with planes and mountains Mount Kenya, again! Also lots of farming around Mt. Kenya Borana Lodge from above Lawrence, our very knowledgable and friendly guide Large herd of buffaloes... ...which did not mind the car and we could go close. Bringing flowers to women Massive horns A beautiful herd of elephants... ...and he was interested in us Beautiful animals Baby zebra Simon's second favourite: the giraffe Breakfast at the Borana Lodge Sleeping room... ...with a view Thanks Lawrence and Antony