The vehicles were classically junglesque truck brutes
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A stout metal enclosure provided for rider safety
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A young giraffe was out for a morning stroll
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Several vehicles formed a comfortable safari
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A roan antelope loitered mid-road forming an obstruction
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Giraffes posed for photographic portraits
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Giraffes had a wide area in which to roam
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The giraffe was too tall to view up close
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A tractor hauled away rhinoceros waste
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Wide-mouth, white (wyd) rhinoceros grazed
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A block of rhinoceros food awaited eating
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The road was muddy and steep in places
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A herd of watusi cattle
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rested in the sunshine Safari West, Santa Rosa, California   •  (Photo posted Sunday 8 March 2009)   •  (Photo taken 10:56:38 Saturday 21 February 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Tour trucks took turns parking near the cattle
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The road wound through moss covered trees
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The reservoir road was especially scenic
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One lone zebra hung with a small herd of sable antelope
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A herd of eland grazed on the hillside
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A tour truck was next in turn for the zebra
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Wildebeest (Gnus) grazed on a hillside
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A cape buffalo warily watched the truck pass
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Wildebeest (Gnus) looked up when the truck stopped
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Scimitar-horned oryx grazed on the nearby hilltop
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The ostrich was distracted to allow the truck to egress
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