Andrew Luyten's photos with the keyword: trippermap

At a Safe Distance

At a Safe Distance

Andrew Luyten
18 Apr 2011 66
A group of locals, probably associates of the buskers and similarly persuaded to remain at a distance by our minders.
Performer with Sidekick

Performer with Sidekick

Andrew Luyten
18 Apr 2011 63
Busker more like, but our park guides discouraged his efforts.
A sense of space

A sense of space

Andrew Luyten
18 Apr 2011 98
Big views from atop one plateau down to another.
Responsibilities

Responsibilities

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 77
A chat on the way home for these youngsters charged with minding the family livestock
Kedadit Sunset

Kedadit Sunset

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 77
Lots of dust haze means that sunsets just fade away rather than actually set below a horizon.
Lammergeier

Lammergeier

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 112
Circling our camp
Homeward bound at the end of the day

Homeward bound at the end of the day

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 84
...although there didn't seem to be a village for miles around.
Thick Billed Raven

Thick Billed Raven

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 101
Pretty common scavengers at camp and lunch.
Thick Billed Raven x2

Thick Billed Raven x2

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 76
Pretty common scavengers at camp and lunch.
Saha view

Saha view

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 94
A spectacular 1000m drop off the escarpment.
Where did the sun go?

Where did the sun go?

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 121
Looking a bit cloudy at this viewpoint between Imet Gogo and Saha
Mind the gap

Mind the gap

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 83
A gap in the ridge leading out to Imet Gogo top.
Sunset from Geech

Sunset from Geech

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 94
Sunset views from our camp at Geech
Jinbar Falls

Jinbar Falls

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 96
Must be quite a sight in the rainy season - around 500m in height.
Village Children

Village Children

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 111
A party of weird western trekkers provides much entertainment for the locals.
Escarpment

Escarpment

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 96
Taking photos of the escarpment is tricky because of haze and N. facing shadows. There is quite a drop but fortunately also a very good path.
First Hill

First Hill

Andrew Luyten
16 Apr 2011 114
Doesn't look like much, but for us sea level dwellers there was quite a bit of huffing and puffing involved.