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24/02/10: Shane The Man
Well done to our Chief, Executive, Wonderful Head Chef Shane Johnson who was voted "Chef of the Month"
23/02/10: Rangers Report February 2010
Once again, welcome back to our Leopardhills Rangers report for February 2010. As usual we’ve had an incredible month with regards to our sightings, bothe on drive and around the lodge!!! 5 days ago we had to chase a young bull Elephant out of camp after it had given our housekeeping ladies a bit of a fright. He then decided to stay in and around camp over the next 2 days giving most of the maintenance staff a bit of a run around!
21/02/10: Art in Nature
Recently I had a request for some of my images in black and white.
20/02/10: Heaven on Earth
To Duncan and the entire Leopard Hills team.
Duncan, I was looking forward to meeting you while I visited, but alas you were on leave. If there is one thing that really stands out for me looking back on my visit, it’s the warm, friendly and efficient service from the entire Leopard Hills team. I can only assume that this is not a coincidence by means of selective employment alone, but also from a sense of pride and service excellence passed down from management, which has been embraced by the whole Leopard Hills team.
Please excuse me if I ramble on, but I simply cannot say enough about Leopard Hills. The words needed to sincerely express how honoured and privileged I feel to have been at Leopard Hills, simply elude me.
Duncan, I was looking forward to meeting you while I visited, but alas you were on leave. If there is one thing that really stands out for me looking back on my visit, it’s the warm, friendly and efficient service from the entire Leopard Hills team. I can only assume that this is not a coincidence by means of selective employment alone, but also from a sense of pride and service excellence passed down from management, which has been embraced by the whole Leopard Hills team.
Please excuse me if I ramble on, but I simply cannot say enough about Leopard Hills. The words needed to sincerely express how honoured and privileged I feel to have been at Leopard Hills, simply elude me.
18/02/10: "Super" Cub
The single female cub from the Ximungwe Pride of lions is now just over 3 months and stronger and healthier than ever.
