Here is the field, a classic Millenium bunker set with the href="http://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/millennium/2008/malaga/fields/">Malaga layout. The only difference is that we had a dorito in the other corner.
A couple pictures of the "hotel" we stayed at for the tournament. Easily the nicest place i have ever stayed at for a paintball event. It was the first time i have seen a thatch roof, it was super nice to hear the rain on it the night we had a huge thunderstorm. We were all secretly wondering if it would leak, but it was tight as a drum.
Some more pictures from the lion park. The only thing stopping that lion from eating JP was the window of our car. Well that and us driving away, but regardless the beast was large and close.
The following are pictures from the Pilanesberg game reserve.Read about our 12 hours in the Game Park here
This is the map of the whole reserve. We drove around in here for 12 hours and still only got to about 1/2 the area on the map.
Some pictures of Tom Cole stalking a wildebeest. He is always trying to push the limits to get a better shot.
A picture of the rare West Virginian leg slug.
Warthogs eating and playing. You really had to be alert to spot a lot of these animals. People would blow right by us as we were watching all kinds of stuff. Not many people saw the giraffe, but the baboons were everywhere by this one dam.
Me with some badass wood carvings at the lunch spot.
We could stop at certain points to get out and stretch and take in the view. It was some beautiful country. Apparently it was the wettest it had been in a long time, as the lakes and rivers were very full, and the country was very lush and green.
We saw some cool animals but not as cool a scene as this one tourist got to see at Kruger National Park.
Here is our Route from Rustenberg to Cape Town. Read about it here : Road Trip
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So the next group of pictures is from hiking up Table Mountain and some spectacular views from the top. Read all about it here : First Day in Cape Town
Adam pointing at the Cape of Good Hope
This is the main downtown area of Cape Town. You can see the tall skyscrapers as well as the V & A Port in the background. Looking back it is really hard for all these pictures to do justice to the spectacular natural views.
Cape of Good Hope and Coastal Drive.
Read about this day here
There were Hells Angels all over Cape Town I guess there was a rally. This guy brought his date with him.
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A picture of a shanty house. It was very eye opening to see so many people living a hand to mouth existence, walking everywhere.
That is the cream of the pictures I got from Adam. I am bugging Tom Cole and Vinnie for their pictures, so when I get more I will post them up.
We saw some cool animals but not as cool a scene as this one tourist got to see at Kruger National Park.
Here is our Route from Rustenberg to Cape Town. Read about it here : Road Trip
View Larger Map
So the next group of pictures is from hiking up Table Mountain and some spectacular views from the top. Read all about it here : First Day in Cape Town
Adam pointing at the Cape of Good Hope
This is the main downtown area of Cape Town. You can see the tall skyscrapers as well as the V & A Port in the background. Looking back it is really hard for all these pictures to do justice to the spectacular natural views.
Cape of Good Hope and Coastal Drive.
Read about this day here
There were Hells Angels all over Cape Town I guess there was a rally. This guy brought his date with him.
Behind me nothing but ocean and Antartica
A couple of lizards we found while hiking around
The historical coastal town of Simontown.
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A couple pictures of the hostel we stayed at House on the Hill.
A picture of a shanty house. It was very eye opening to see so many people living a hand to mouth existence, walking everywhere.
That is the cream of the pictures I got from Adam. I am bugging Tom Cole and Vinnie for their pictures, so when I get more I will post them up.
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