Marc and Karen's Photos of
Z I M B A B W E

Page Two
Victoria Falls



elephant elephant elephant elephant elephant elephant

Please note that all of the photos on these pages have been reduced—by 50% or more—simply to speed up the downloading process on your computer. Most (or all) of these thumbnails probably are too small to make for satisfying viewing, however larger versions of them all are online here, too. Each of these photos acts as a hyperlink—just click on any, and you'll be taken to the bigger shot.



Karen and Doreen, by the balloon we took up one morning to see Vic Falls. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. Marc and Karen, enjoying sunrise over the falls. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO.


And Karen and Doreen, enjoying the same fantastic view and early-morning solitude... CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. Looking down... the highest this tethered balloon gets is 120 meters (about 400 feet)... not THAT far of a drop, right?! CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO.


Sun rising over the horizon. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. Sun's up!... CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO.


And back on solid ground . . .


Vic Falls is unquestionably Zimbabwe's biggest tourist draw--and its wettest... CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. Vic Falls (a bit of spray visible at left), from the grounds of the sumptuous Vic Falls Hotel, which we crashed one afternoon. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. Lots of spray all around! Keeping it off your camera lens is a futile undertaking... CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO.


Devil's Cataract section of Vic Falls, with the balloon we took visible in top-lefthand corner. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. We saw this bushbuck RIGHT UP against the cliff edge at the falls, but of course he was more scared/concerned about us humans! CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. A minute or two after bungee jumpers leap off the Zambezi Bridge (dividing Zimbabwe and Zambia), they hang upside down for that time, until they're finally collected by an employee--not down at the river (too turbulent there, of course!) but instead hoisted back up with another cord... CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO.


Marc and Karen, by an old elephant skull, Zambezi National Park (just west of Vic Falls). CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO. And now at Mushandike Sanctuary (further east in Zimbabwe)... comparing shoe sizes with a hippo footprint. CLICK HERE TO VIEW A LARGER VERSION OF THIS PHOTO.





Back to Index To Page 3 To go to the next page, simply click on the right arrow. The left arrow will take you back to the Marc and Karen on Safari index page.







Back to:

Main Photos Index
[ all our online photos, not just southern Africa ]









Created:
September 8, 2000









Copyright © 2000 - No Regrets, Inc.


1