WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE KRUGER MEMORY?
It could be a newborn impala frolicking next to its mother, the time your loved one slipped and fell in the mud on a walking trail, the sun setting over Engelhard Dam, lions mating two metres from your car and not another tourist in sight, a bird courting its mate, or the near miss with a charging elephant…..
Send
us a photo of your favourite Kruger memory, and stand a chance of winning two
nights for two at Wilderness Safaris’ Pafuri Camp in the far north of the Park.
If you choose, your photo can be accompanied by a brief description (up to 50
words) of why the image you have captured represents your favourite memory of
Kruger.
Name: ............................................................
Address: ........................................................
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Tel: .................................................................
Cell: ................................................................
Where in Kruger was your photo taken:..
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What year was the photo taken: ...............
Why is this your favourite memory
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SEND YOUR ENTRIES TO:
Kruger Memories, Kruger Park Times P O Box 1650 , Hoedspruit , 1380 or email your entry to: bushgroves@telkomsa.net
RULES
1. The prize will be awarded to the owner of the best photograph deemed to be a winner by a select panel of judges.
2. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
3. Entries are by way of photographs with the entrant’s title, initials and surname. Postal address to include postal code. Telephone number and e-mail address if available.
4. Entries must reach us by September 20, 2006.
5. The prizes are not transferable, nor can they be converted into cash.
6. The winner will be notified by telephone and announced in the October 2006 issue of the Kruger Park Times.
7. Entries must be posted to PO Box 1650, Hoedspruit, 1380 or e-mail:
bushgroves@telkomsa.net. (j.peg or pdf format) not later than the closing
date.
8. All photographs remain the property of the entrants, but may be used by the publication with due credit to the entrants.
9. Entries must be in a sealed envelope.
10. Employees of Matumi Media and their immediate family may not enter.
MORE ABOUT PAFURI CAMP
The lucky winners of the competition may soon have a new favourite memory of
Kruger, after enjoying their stay at Pafuri Camp. This stunning tented camp is
located in the riverine forest overlooking the Luvuvhu River, in an area of
Kruger legendary for its prolific bird life, great game viewing (especially of
some of the shy antelope species) spectacular trees and other vegetation. Pafuri
Camp is run by the award-winning Wilderness Safaris, who are internationally
renowned for their environmentally and socially responsible tourism practises.
The camp has 20 tents, including six family rooms. Each tent has its own balcony, ensuite bathroom facilities and an outdoor shower overlooking the river. A variety of activities are on offer at the camp, including game drives in open 4x4 vehicles, night drives through the concession, birding walks, foot safaris, sleep outs, palaeo-anthropological activities and mountain biking with an armed guard.
The camp also offers a range of activities for children, and is one of WildernessSafaris’ ‘family-friendly’ camps. Pafuri Camp is located in the 24,000ha Makuleke Concession, which lies between the Limpopo and the Luvuvhu Rivers.
The Makuleke community were the first community to have land in a protected area in South Africa returned to them as a result of a successful land claim. Rather than resettlingthe land, the Makuleke people decided to initiate ecotourism ventures, and signed anagreement with Wilderness Safaris in 2004.