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With the modern world being so demanding and city life being so face-paced it is probably no surprise that people are buying holiday homes, specifically holiday lodges both in the UK and abroad.
Buying a holiday lodge abroad might sound like a fantastic idea, but when you take into statement the cost of the holiday lodge, travel to and from the airfield and the flights themselves you probably won’t be healthy to afford to visit your home-from-home as often as you would like, which is why many people are buying holiday lodges in the British countryside. Countryside holiday lodges offer a complete change of pace and scenery without having to spend a fortune on buying a holiday lodge and the travel arrangements.
One of the most favourite areas of the UK to purchase a countryside holiday lodge is Cumbria and the Lake District. South Lakeland Parks are the premier countryside holiday lodge company in the north of England and operate two countryside holiday parks in Cumbria, Gatebeck Holiday Park and Limefitt Holiday Park.
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Gatebeck Holiday Park is nestled in a semi-woodland location amidst unspoilt countryside and quiet country lanes just on the outskirts of Kendal which makes it ideally located for access to the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. Limefitt Holiday Park is a friendly place offering peace and tranquility set amidst truly incredible countryside surroundings in the heart of the Lake District.
Obviously choosing the location for your countryside holiday lodge is just one bourgeois to consider. You also need to bourgeois in how much you healthy to spend on the holiday lodge itself as well as site fees and running costs, but the most important bourgeois to think about is which countryside holiday lodge is right for you and your family.
The range of countryside holiday lodges acquirable through South Lakeland Parks includes the Montreal lodge, the Ontario lodge, the New England lodge and the Tay lodge, not to mention a wide range of pre-owned holiday lodges. Each of the countryside holiday lodges acquirable has its own style and charm, so you might find that some of the holiday lodges suit your taste more than others.
One of the ideal ways to decide which countryside holiday park is ideal for you is to book one of South Lakeland Parks’ try before you purchase breaks so you can get a feel for the park, the holiday lodges and the other countryside holiday lodge owners.
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South Lakeland Lodges have 4 holiday lodge park locations complete with leisure facilities so you can enjoy a limitless number of holidays with family and friends whilst being in the comforts of your private holiday lodge home.
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Game Report, Masai Mara, February 2011Thankfully we received some rain this month, bringing a small amount of green growth, however our area of the Masai Mara remains dry as we await the arrival of the long rains. The rain caused a clean amount of animal movement, bringing massive herds of zebra into the Masai Mara Game Reserve from the surrounding areas which are extremely dry and have not had the localised rain we received. Early on in the month the zebra were moving into the reserve to graze during the day and out of the reserve at night where lions are scarcer and the zebra feel safer. Then during the month these massive herds began to move crossways the plains, coming to the Marsh to drink during the day and some herds moving to the Mara River to cross. With river levels low the zebra have been healthy to achievement easily across.
Sensing a change in the seasons, the wildebeest have now begun to calve, most of them have moved outside the park boundaries, (where pressures from lion are less) to do so. Their sisters in Serengeti will also be calving about now down at Lake Ndutu and towards Olduvai gorge.A great deal of rhinos were seen over the last month, nearly twice weekly. This has meant that the “big 5″ were seen three or four days out of apiece week! We have enjoyed lovely sightings of a mom and calf up on the plains and a male close to the thickets near the Mara River. Rhinos have also been a regular feature on the hot air balloon safaris with five different rhino seen one morning. On the 8th of February our clients flying on the balloon were treated to the uncommon sight of two honey-badgers moving near to the Mara River. And on the 4th we were fortunate to witness from the balloon a leopard in an acacia tree with a reed-buck kill. Elephants split into family groups this past month as the pressure of feeding increased. This is a common trait amongst many birds and animals that find conditions difficult. The elephant families were spending most of their time along the rivers, when it is this dry elephants need to drink each day and will remain close to known water sources. On the 10th of February we were incredibly privileged to witness the birth of a baby elephant right next to the bar tent at Tiny Governors’ Camp. The mom elephant wandered into camp followed by a group of other elephants. The mom settled herself close to the bar tent and the other elephants then disappeared. After much trumpeting and effort the mom gave birth right before the eyes of some newly arrived guests.>Then the other elephants re-appeared and surrounded the mom and the calf. There was much excitement in camp and the mom and calf are doing great! The tiny one and its mom are still to be seen around and are given a great deal of respect by all. On the 18th of February we were all mightily relieved as a storm blew in from the plains and thunder and lightning accompanied a steady overnight down-pour of 38mm (1 ½ inches). Then the elephants joined us, happily gathering the Elephant Pepper berries.
Photos courtesy of George Murray and Samuel Kiplangat
With all these zebra around the Marsh Pride of lions have remained in the heart of their territory at Bila Shaka, often moving to the Musiara Marsh during the day to hunt zebra. The are making regular kills, bringing down zebra or wildebeest on an nearly nightly bases. With all this food around the cubs have been in a particularly playful mood. The female white-eye (ever the opportunist) has realised with food plentiful, its a good moment to increase the pride, and was seen mating with one of the pride males.
The Paradise Pride of lions have also been doing well. The pride killed a buffalo and a zebra in one night and even the old male is looking healthy and resplendent! On the 8th of February we witnessed the gory scene of the Paradise Pride of lions killing a hippo. The five female lions started chasing the hippo and biting its rear. They eventually brought the hippo down and began to take its rear end while it was still alive. Whilst it was depressing and uncomfortable to see the hippo suffer the pride have to eat, the six cubs soon joined the females and Notch the dominant male and his three sons were not far away. The pride spent the next few days digesting the enormous meal and were content to let the hyenas scavenge the remains. The Paradise Pride have become accustomed to hunting hippos. Last year the six males including Notch killed six hippos altogether and they would feed on them over several days. Since Jan this year they have killed three hippos, two of which were killed by the females. The hippo hunting tactics they have mastered are only doable due to the size of the pride and we believe are a survival adaptation which they have developed for the leaner months when the great herds of the wildebeest migration have moved south.
We have enjoyed wonderful leopard sightings this month. The resident female leopard spent a lot of time between the Musiara Marsh and the airstrip. Guests arriving on the 9th of February were treated to a leopard sighting before they had even checked into camp! A female leopard with two cubs of around two months old have also been seen regularly and a male and female leopard were seen close together on another occasion leading us to believe they might have been mating, so perhaps more cubs to come. All of which is great news for the Mara’s leopard population. On the 10th of February a leopard was seen feeding on a crocodile in an fruit of the Mara known as double crossing, this is an uncommon sight and the question of everyone’s mind was who killed the croc?! Closer to camp one of the resident male leopards has been having a hard time losing his prey to hyena. One one occasion he had just killed a zebra and, before being healthy to hoist it into a tree, was accosted by a single hyena, who promptly stole his kill.
In primeval and mid february we continued to enjoy regular cheetah sightings with six different cheetah seen on one day; the three males were on the move roaming their territory and the mom and her two cubs were also out. But towards the end of the month the cheetah have become a tiny more elusive. Considering the movement of the lions and hyenas, it is understandable that the cheetah have avoided the areas that the two larger predators occupied.
The travel area, not far from the reserve and very much part of the same ecosystem as the reserve, is experiencing the same conditions. There seems to be a few more wildebeest than usual. These are most likely resident however, but are moving around for the same reasons as the animals in the reserve. Walks have been amazing. One particular incident comes to mind. The travel guide and his walkers arrived at the starting point as it was getting light enough to walk. While enjoying a morning cup of tea they noticed a number of topi looking very interested in a certain area. Swiftly the walkers set off and were soon presented with a grand spectacle. Three huge male lions (the coalition that took over the Maternity Pride in August last year) were being chased around by two buffalo bulls!
Birding over February was fantastic. The migrants were still around and many nests were found. In one small area there was a Double-toothed Barbet nest, a White Backed Vulture’s nest, a Hooded Vulture’s nest. We watched a tiny Grey-capped Warbler feeding a much larger Diederick’s Cuckoo and actually found a Common Bulbul nest with chicks in it as well. http://www.habariafrica.com/component/mtree/Rwanda/Rwanda-package-holidays.html
It is a privilege to look through a window into a absolutely different, secret tiny world!
Back in Governors Camp we have a new resident; a White Backed Vulture is nesting close to the camp laundry and has a single scruffy looking chick. http://www.habariafrica.com/This vulture has been using this nest for a long time, whenever she needs to lay her eggs and we are excited to welcome the new arrival!
But the huge excitement has to be the White Rhino spotted from the bar at Governors’ Camp just crossways the river just before nightfall.We hope to share the illusion of our corner of the Mara with you sometime soon.
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