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the tour ended at Vic Falls, Zimbabwe
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David Livingstone statue at the first lookout point
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me at Devil's Cataract
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starting to carve out the new falls behind the current ones
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lowest water flow of the year but still get wet on the other side of the gorge
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Livingstone Island on the other side
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people going to Devil's Pool
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the Zambian falls
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all this would be water in March all the way through September probably
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Victoria Falls Bridge; can see a bungee jumper
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warthogs
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at the entrance to the Zimbabwe side of the falls
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at the helipad after checking into the hotel
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only a 12 minute flight, 10 minutes over the falls
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but worth it
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my helicopter
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my hotel, The Rainbow
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part of our group at the pool; this was the view from my room
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the purpose-built truck; my locker was #7
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Ines' picture of everyone on the last night
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one last dinner - I think at Amulonga Restaurant at A’zambezi River Lodge
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from left to right: warthog, crocodile, impala. The warthog and croc were both great
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the next morning, getting ready to bungee jump
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an extra $50 for the photos and video of the jump
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Victoria Falls Hotel in the distance - used for the bridge construction workers over 100 years ago
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there were probably about 10 staff members involved in my jump before and after
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very well run
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about 4 trains a day go over the bridge
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looking back to the Zambia side
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a lot of white water rafting done in the Zambezi
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after the jump, before being driven back into town
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at the Victoria Falls Hotel
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very colonial feel
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afternoon, now in Zambia at the Zambezi Sun Hotel; this was my block
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site entry included with the hotel at $230 per night
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David Livingstone statue on this side too
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video from Zambian side
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Vic Falls Bridge
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Knife's Edge Bridge
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I think the view would be better than the Zimbabwe side during wet season
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the second last lookout from the Zimbabwe side is visible on the left here
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baboons
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a different trail leads to a close view of the bridge
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looking through the fence to the bungee jump entrance, which is in no man's land
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on the upstream trail; get a nice view of both bridges and the falls in one frame
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outside the Royal Livingstone Hotel!
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video - seeing the zebras here is totally normal; I'm not sure about the giraffes
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baby
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Royal Livingstone Hotel; more than double the price and a longer walk to the falls than the Zambezi Sun
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zebra at Zambezi Sun
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live entertainment by the pool
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ran down the Boiling Pot trail early on my last morning
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Vic Falls Bridge
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the falls are up ahead around a couple of bends
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the pool and bar
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the lobby
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on the boat from the Royal Livingstone dock to Livingstone Island
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taken by the guide, Collins; this is looking east
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with "life saver", Harrison, in Devil's Pool
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scarier than bungee jumping; I wanted to get out of there
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