Simon Mattacks

All of these animals are scattered throughout the grass, eating, sleeping, sunbathing, or sitting. their splashes of color against the green and yellow plains, illuminated with sunlight. Zawadi mentions seeing a guava fruit orchard right beside the pool where Tembo is going. The elephant responds with enthusiasm to the news, though if he is hungry, he's not hungry enough to rush.

As you walk on, Tembo's pace is leisurely and his footsteps are gentle. His sound is that of a far lighter creature. The elephant seems content to plod along slowly, enjoying the views as much as the exercise. You lose track of time in such surroundings. passing more antelope and zebra than you're able to count.

As you walk on, Tembo's pace is leisurely and his footsteps are gentle. His sound is that of a far lighter creature. The elephant seems content to plod along slowly, enjoying the views as much as the exercise. You lose track of time in such surroundings. passing more antelope and zebra than you're able to count.

As you walk on, Tembo's pace is leisurely and his footsteps are gentle. His sound is that of a far lighter creature. The elephant seems content to plod along slowly, enjoying the views as much as the exercise. You lose track of time in such surroundings. passing more antelope and zebra than you're able to count.

Though eventually, the animals begin to thin in numbers, and your view changes to green, empty fields. So much of your route looks the same as elsewhere. If it weren't for the occasional thicket of bushes, you might think that you'd been wandering across the same exact spot. Trees and bushes form natural markers alongside the odd hill or mound of rocks. Tempo says these are called rock copiers.

Though eventually, the animals begin to thin in numbers, and your view changes to green, empty fields. So much of your route looks the same as elsewhere. If it weren't for the occasional thicket of bushes, you might think that you'd been wandering across the same exact spot. Trees and bushes form natural markers alongside the odd hill or mound of rocks. Tempo says these are called rock copiers.

Though eventually, the animals begin to thin in numbers, and your view changes to green, empty fields. So much of your route looks the same as elsewhere. If it weren't for the occasional thicket of bushes, you might think that you'd been wandering across the same exact spot. Trees and bushes form natural markers alongside the odd hill or mound of rocks. Tempo says these are called rock copiers.

formed 500 million years ago when a volcano erupted. The land was covered in ash and rock, which eroded over time, revealing granite below. The rocks form ancient islands among a sea of flat grassland in all kinds of unusual shapes and sizes. One large copier catches your attention. Huge granite rocks are layered across a hill.

formed 500 million years ago when a volcano erupted. The land was covered in ash and rock, which eroded over time, revealing granite below. The rocks form ancient islands among a sea of flat grassland in all kinds of unusual shapes and sizes. One large copier catches your attention. Huge granite rocks are layered across a hill.

formed 500 million years ago when a volcano erupted. The land was covered in ash and rock, which eroded over time, revealing granite below. The rocks form ancient islands among a sea of flat grassland in all kinds of unusual shapes and sizes. One large copier catches your attention. Huge granite rocks are layered across a hill.

Thick green bushes grow out from the bottom, while at the top, a lone tree emerges. A leopard lies across the stone, sound asleep below the canopy of the tree. One of its massive front paws hangs limp over the edge, while the other is bent for its head to rest on. Even in the shade, it's a striking animal. A big yellow cat with brown dots across its fur.

Thick green bushes grow out from the bottom, while at the top, a lone tree emerges. A leopard lies across the stone, sound asleep below the canopy of the tree. One of its massive front paws hangs limp over the edge, while the other is bent for its head to rest on. Even in the shade, it's a striking animal. A big yellow cat with brown dots across its fur.

Thick green bushes grow out from the bottom, while at the top, a lone tree emerges. A leopard lies across the stone, sound asleep below the canopy of the tree. One of its massive front paws hangs limp over the edge, while the other is bent for its head to rest on. Even in the shade, it's a striking animal. A big yellow cat with brown dots across its fur.

This majestic creature looks relaxed and untroubled. He doesn't even flinch when you and Tembo pass by. You walk on and on until it gets dark. At last, you settle down to sleep at a rock island. You sleep like a baby, leaning against Tembo. The elephant is so warm, he's like a blanket beside you. The next morning, after walking a little further, you come to the orchard mentioned by Zawadi.

This majestic creature looks relaxed and untroubled. He doesn't even flinch when you and Tembo pass by. You walk on and on until it gets dark. At last, you settle down to sleep at a rock island. You sleep like a baby, leaning against Tembo. The elephant is so warm, he's like a blanket beside you. The next morning, after walking a little further, you come to the orchard mentioned by Zawadi.

This majestic creature looks relaxed and untroubled. He doesn't even flinch when you and Tembo pass by. You walk on and on until it gets dark. At last, you settle down to sleep at a rock island. You sleep like a baby, leaning against Tembo. The elephant is so warm, he's like a blanket beside you. The next morning, after walking a little further, you come to the orchard mentioned by Zawadi.

Tembo wanders beneath the canopy of a tree with pinkish-green fruit dangling from its branches. Elephant is delighted because he adores fresh guava. Not only the fruit, but the leaves and tree bark. He doesn't seem fazed by the high-up branches, which are mostly out of reach for the young elephant. This, you soon learn, is because he has a plan. He'll shake the fruit right off the tree.

Tembo wanders beneath the canopy of a tree with pinkish-green fruit dangling from its branches. Elephant is delighted because he adores fresh guava. Not only the fruit, but the leaves and tree bark. He doesn't seem fazed by the high-up branches, which are mostly out of reach for the young elephant. This, you soon learn, is because he has a plan. He'll shake the fruit right off the tree.

Tembo wanders beneath the canopy of a tree with pinkish-green fruit dangling from its branches. Elephant is delighted because he adores fresh guava. Not only the fruit, but the leaves and tree bark. He doesn't seem fazed by the high-up branches, which are mostly out of reach for the young elephant. This, you soon learn, is because he has a plan. He'll shake the fruit right off the tree.

He suggests that you raise your arms above your head and keep a lookout for falling guava. Next, he moves forwards, pushing into the trunk, causing the tree to rock and wobble. The leaves rustle like a present being opened as a shower of guava falls to the ground. Tembo picks one up, using his trunk like an arm. He brings it behind his head and drops the fruit in your hands.