Heading toward "Pride Rock"...

Left the lodge on the craters rim early this morning at 7:00am. We did this to make a detour, so that we could see the "great migration." The migration of the herds of wildebeast and zebra across the plains.

Before we searched out the herds, we went to the musuem at Olduvai. This is where the oldest carbon dated remains of homo erectus were discovered. This was a really neat side trip.

Then it was off to find the herds. We had some success, were able to see the wildebeast stretch across the horizon, way cool.

Had lunch, and headed to the Serengeti National Park. As I am writing this we are just starting our journey into the park to see lots more wildlife. The variety and amount of animals and things we were able to see was phenemonal!

Headed to the lodge in the Serengeti for the night, tomorrow more wildlife, then start out on our long journey home.

Joey