We got to the National Parks office in the morning and map in hand we talked to a helpful man who eventually got us four nights camping in Mabuasehube part of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. Getting bookings in Botswana is like pulling teeth, you want to give them money but they are so reluctant to book sites. We got more supplies and drove for a couple of hours up a gradually worse road to Mubua gate. There Liz managed to get one of the staff to book three more nights so we had a total of 7 nights. We then drove 25km into Khiding Pan. We were booked in for two nights at Khiding Pan. One the second day we were there the South Africa couple who we met at the border and their parents stopped in at the neighboring camp and invited us over for breakfast. We had a great breakfast and discussion.
