HEADING OUT AGAIN…..A FEW PHOTOS FROM NXABEGA CAMP

 

GOOD MORNING MY FRIENDS~~ I couldn’t sleep from a darned cough tonite so I decided it was best to just stay up and take a look through some of my pix. I have so much inspiration here I don’t know where to start, but I am sketching designs every day with my tea in our room.

 

Yesterday we stopped at a roadside market and I bought a pile of wood/ bone bead necklaces that I’m excited to take apart for the beads. I’ll post a photo of those later on today.

 

For the time being here are a few pix from Nxabega camp in Botswana……..Judy was our personal “butler” there and was an absolute joy to get to know. I got the sweetest note from her today~~~ I have some pix of her balancing a bowl on her head and dancing that is soooooooooooo cute but I can’t get it to load off the small camera. I may need to wait to show you that when I get home.

Steve and I look like we needed a serioius overhaul in this photo. AND those chin straps make us look like we have double chins to boot~~~~Safaris take any vane tendency right out of ya really fast..LOL~

Hover over the pix to see the titles and have a glorious day my friends~

JUDY, MYSELF AND STEVE AT NXABEGA CAMP IN BOTSWANA

FEMALE LEOPARD IN BOTSWANA...NXABEGA CAMP

BABOONS VISITING NXABEGA CAMP

YOUNG ELEPHANT IN BOTSWANA..WE GOT VERY CLOSE TO THIS ONE

WARTHOG SHOWING HIS

About Sandra Miller

My name is Sandra Miller, and art is at the heart of everything I do. I create from my studio in beautiful Portland, Oregon, where life is shared with my husband Steve and our charming “Dog in the Kitchen,” Ihana—my constant muse and taste-tester behind the scenes of this creative journey.

Through my artwork and the Dog in the Kitchen project, I love blending creativity, storytelling, and a touch of everyday magic.

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7 thoughts on “HEADING OUT AGAIN…..A FEW PHOTOS FROM NXABEGA CAMP

  1. Hello Sandra, amazing photos from Nxabega Camp. Thank you for coming to Botswana and it looks like you really enjoyed the place.

    Thanks

  2. Well, I thought I submitted a comment here but can’t find it. Sooooooo, I’ll try again. Sure hope ya’ll are OK since your last message was posted on the 17th. As usual, these photos are fabulous & I am anxious to hear from you again. Luv ya……Pat

  3. What majestic wild life, and I know your jewelry will reflect the beauty you are seeing. You are the best to get such wonderful shots, and to capture the character of that amazing place. Take care and I can’t wait to see more. Love, NM

  4. SANDRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA..STEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVE,
    what an inspiration both of you are my eyes in beautiful AFRICA…..pls. have fun and take care of yourselves…I missed talking to you .
    I am already inspired ,,and my latest pieces of jewelry are turning Africano colored .looooooooooooool.
    love
    salwa

  5. Hi Sandra

    Lovely photos and so clear!
    I can´t wait what kind of jewelry you make when you´re back at home as you get so much inspiration from your travellings!

  6. The pictures are great..Looks like you are really “roughing it” now. Take care.Love mom

  7. Hi Sandra,

    I love the little warthog. It’s funny you have captured him leaving. Good shot! hehehe. The shot of you and Steve and your “butler” is great. It shows how tough this trip is as opposed to spending a vacation at a spa or resort. My kind of trip, exploring nature. I would love to do a safari sometime. I’m sure your sketch books will be full of exciting and motivating designs. I can hardly wait to see how this trip has influenced your jewelry. Have fun and take care of yourself.

    Jan

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