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| Our guide Mokili, one of the few Masai who have been certified as guides. The Mercedes is not often seen as the safari vehicle. |
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| The rare, arboreal, three-horned chameleon which took refuge on our vehicle after apparently falling from a tree during a battle with a snake. |
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| A fruit whose name escapes me. |
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| Army ants on the march. |
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| We grew accustomed to exchanging waves with Masai cattle herders, mostly children. |
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| This gives a good sense of the terrain. Adult Masai often wear a woven red blanket, reminiscent of a Scottish plaid. |
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| Mount Kilimanjaro is rarely seen clearly , just like that other iconic mountain, Fuji. |
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| Masai man scans the plain from a high point in Tanzania near the Kenya border |
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| Flavorful interior of main tent at Shu'mata Camp, the sister camp of Hatari. |
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| Lunch table at Shu'mata. Camp manager at head of table has devoted his life to the rehabilitation of mistreated elephants. |
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| Masai cattle |
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| Masai Cattle Herders. The one in the middle was practicing the classic Masai jumping technique. |
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| Mokili demonstrates making needle and thread from the Sisal plant |
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| Terrain. Always carry water. |
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| Goats |
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| Hatari Lodge - Cast photos from the movie after which the lodge is named. |
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| Hatari Lodge viewing deck with giraffes. |
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| Local means of transportation. |
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