Mel and Janet's Excellent Adventure

This blog is a way for Janet and Mel to communicate with friends and family during their incredible journeys following retirement. Of course, some adventures are less than incredible. You might not find those here. Their most recent adventure took them to Okinawa, Japan to see their now 4-year old twin grandchildren, Milana Michelle and Tavis Michael. Feel free to add your comments, questions, or just news. Private communications can be sent to m-muchnik@sbcglobal.net.

Thursday, December 15, 2005

The Great Migration


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Originally uploaded by gsumel.
Zebras and wildebeests - almost 2 million of them - make the hundreds of miles migration north to Kenya and the Maasai Mara, then south to the Serengeti in Tanzania. They swim crocadile infested waters and most, but not all, of them make it. Here zebras and wildebeests wait in line for a drink of water then get spooked and gallop out at ferocious speed.

posted by Mel and Janet Muchnik | 9:17 AM

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