Saturday, Feb 8. Single engine plane flew us. No copilot. Got photos from the air, which was neat. After greetings at perhaps the best representative safari camp, we did another ride, again in search of cats. No success again.
The Delta is unique in that it doesn’t drain into a body of water. Teutonic shifts over time have changed the terrain. The water now soaks through the sand into the water table. Climate change has also reduced the amount of water that reaches the Delta from Angola.
Our camp’s view is a field with pond. Over the next three days we were treated with varying scenes from our camp chairs. Just like TV.
Farewell song. 
Checking the airfield for wildlife. Later we indeed saw it blocked by zebras. 
Greetings from camp. 
