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Chada
25 June 2011
Here comes an elephant...
Ever since the Oops! blog last season, I carry my camera everywhere now...
Even when I'm walking in camp, because you never know...
Usually, if we stand our ground the elephants back down.
But not without a little intimidation or a temper tantrum.
We've come to an understanding. They let us pass, and we make them famous.
So we stand facing each other as he poses for the website and I try not to get too much dust in my camera.
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