At home I am known in the neighborhood that I go for walks with our two cats (Crispy and Crunchy). With no line, but of course there are no seat or Place. The side effect is that I know all the dogs and their owners, as we turn the same lap. I need for the same round, but often a bit longer than the values neighborhood as our noses are always a little fur sitting in the trees until the neighbor's dog is out of sight. I stand holding something stupid around a tree, but that happens so dog owners also now and then. On vacation, of course, we lack the fur nose and there in South Africa the country, the portions and to our Mietwägelchen everything is actually much greater, must of course also an XXL version of the catwalk ago. Our B & B hosts have us aware of a Cheetah breeding station near made. There, the cheetahs are bred for including parks. Also injured animals like a zebra will find a home. By late afternoon there is the possibility of a walk with two tame cheetah to go. This opportunity we could not pass up. The encounter with these animals was impressive. They convey an eerie Elegenz and power. In three seconds to 100 km per hour is a very considerable service that a Porsche can brush-off is smooth. After 200 meters, however, then you is the power to end. In contrast to domestic cats, they can not retract their claws and do not climb on trees. This makes it difficult to hunt them immensely. But what they can as house cats is purring, when it suits them. Only a few decibels louder indicated. As a diesel, "said our guide, but performance of a V12 - at least! Another memorable and wonderful experience here in South Africa. This day has shown the complete opposites of this country. Township, AIDS and poverty in the morning, a fascinating wildlife in the afternoon. We enjoy the pleasant side, but also try to help reduce the suffering. An African child sponsor we have for many years. What we have seen here, however, motivated to engage even more for the children of this country mean to the future.
morning we have up to 400 km stretch to Oudtshoorn, the Stronghold of the ostrich breeding, in front of us. The maximum permitted speed and at the same upper limit performance of our little wagon is 100-120 km / h. So we will need four to five hours for the route. Once there we will stay on an ostrich farm, and I'm already looking forward to the hard-boiled eggs, served to us there! For the South Africans must be always at the portions on XXL taken. But we will also report live from there if we did not catch the egg after egg shock ;-)
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