Dear reader,

One of the things I loved most about my second trip to the far-off lands of South Africa was the splendid dark sunset that seemed like a void lit by a firefly in the air. Since I was a child, I was struck by the sun's bright and dull behavior in the last minutes of the afternoon, and when the evening embraces the night due to the obliqueness in the earth's rotation axis, the brilliant sunset is produced; depending on the projection of electromagnetic energy emitted by the sun and if it collides with particles of gas and water vapor in the earth's atmosphere, we will have or not a fabulous sunset with a reddish yellow appearance that bathes the horizon.

As for the night and the predominant darkness due to the blockage that the thick clouds imposed on the moonlight, it was perhaps more surprising because I had not had the opportunity to see this celestial mantle governed by darkness, except for some lunar eclipses that I had occasionally seen. Anyway, from the Nambiti private reserve I could see and feel these astronomical and atmospheric phenomena, which I loved and I share with you some images for you to observe because I made this description full of emotion.

The landscape of tropical savannah with soft relief and its green mantle characteristic of the beautiful vegetation, end up giving the magic splendor to this place. I wait for your valuable commentary, I will be attentive to answer.

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