Victoria Falls: dry season vs. rainy season

We have been privileged to have visited Victoria Falls, Zambia side, twice since we've moved here.  The first time was at the end of October: about the driest it gets.  And the second time... today!  Mid-April: about the wettest it gets as the rains are ending now.  So - here you go!  And I'd recommend visiting sometime in between if you ever want to go! :)  It's amazing though - so go see this wonder of the world!  Also called: Mosi-oa-Tunya (the smoke that Thunders).  Yesterday we could see the mist of the falls about 20kms away - as we were heading into Livingstone!  And it does Thunder!

Dry season, Starting out walking to the Knife bridge

At the end of rainy season, starting out towards the knife bridge (everyone was stopped here and renting ponchos) 

The Knife Edge bridge in dry season

The Knife Edge bridge in April!

Family photo in dry season

No family photo in April! :)

Victoria Falls Bridge (photo taken from the Knife Edge Bridge trail)

Victoria Falls bridge in April (taken from the photographic trail as the path the Knife Edge bridge lead too was too wet!) 

Bottom of the falls in dry season

Bottom of the falls in April

And another just for fun...

Wet Wet Wet!

Dry season walking path

April walking paths

Some things never change.....

Baboons everywhere!

And to think - back in October I forgot to take my camera to Victoria Falls!  All dry season photos were taken on my iPhone.  I remembered the camera the second time!

More information about the falls here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Falls