The Kruger National Park is a living memorial to President Paul Kruger who persuaded the Transvaal parliament to establish a protected area for wildlife. It’s the most visited national park in Africa and a testimony to those who have upheld ‘oom Paul’s’ vision of a protected wilderness reserve which will forever remind us of that which we are so dangerously close to losing.
Kruger was already an accomplished frontiersman, horseman and guerrilla fighter at the tender age of 17.In addition to his native Dutch, he could speak basic English and several African languages, some fluently.He had shot a lion for the first time when he was a boy of 11. He had almost no education apart from the Bible, and through his interpretation believed the Earth was flat.
Veels geluk Oom Paul!
Kruger National Park Architecture Photo
Kruger National Park Guinea Fowl Photo
Kruger National Park Flower Photo
Kruger National Park Leopard Photo
Kruger National Park Kudu Photo
Kruger National Park Lion Photo
Kruger National Park Flamingo Photo
Kruger National Park Hyena Photo
Kruger National Park Hippo Photo
Kruger National Park Landscape Photo
Kruger National Park Statue Photo
Kruger National Park Elephant Photo
Kruger National Park Kookaburra Photo
Kruger National Park Lion Cub Photo
Kruger National Park Lioness Photo
Kruger National Park Lilipad Photo
Kruger National Park Monkey Photo
Kruger National Park Woodpecker Photo
Kruger National Park Springbok Photo
Kruger National Park Elephant Photo
Kruger National Park Elephant Herd Photo
Kruger National Park African Elephant Photo
Kruger National Park Flower Photo
Kruger National Park Elephant Drinking Photo
Kruger National Park Wild Dog Photo
Kruger National Park Hyena Pack Photo
Kruger National Park Springbok Drinking Water Photo
Kruger National Park Lioness Photo
Kruger National Park Rhino Photo
Kruger National Park Giraffe Photo
Kruger National Park Buffalo Photo
Kruger National Park Bird Photo
