Our balloon safari was amazing . . . followed by a wonderful champagne
breakfast in the middle of the Serengeti. We are all so glad that we
spent the extra money to do it. There
weren't a lot of animals, but those we did see were amazing from that vantage
point. 
Our final game drive ended with a pride of at least 13 lions lazing in and under a sausage tree. It was amazing.
We said goodbye to our guide James...not just another James.
He was very good and we had a lot of fun together...and...
Suzanne just may be a bird watcher...which is good because as retirement approaches (he, he!) she has to have enough hobbies to keep her busy!
Having a charter flight to ourselves is very cool. There is room for 13 including the co-pilots seat, but there are no other passengers.
We go to Mwanza first to do immigration and then to
Kigali.
Everything was smooth until we arrived at the airport and
no one was there to greet us. We think
it was the one hour time change because shortly after 6:00, Sam, our guide
arrived...very apologetic. He is awesome
with a great sense of humour. He joked
that a 10 minute ride to the airport would take 1 hour & 20
minutes...African time.
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