With the customary 500 views with no correct answers, here are the answers.

1a. Piper Aircraft Co., 1b. Piper PA-32-260 CHEROKEE SIX.

2. East Africa's Masai Mara Game Preserve.

The Rift Valley between Nairobi and Keekorok was a dusty four-hour journey by car but just 45 minutes by aircraft. The photo I reference shows the baby elephant approaching the aircraft door with tail askew (wagging probably) and a crouching young woman in the door. It seems apparent the elephant was probably not sedated for the short journey.

I knew it was a Piper aircraft as it is in the book "Mr. Piper and His Cubs" by Devon Francis published in 1973 by The Iowa State University Press, Ames Iowa. I identified the exact aircraft by the door shape and the oval 260 logo on the side color bar having initially rejected the Apache or Aztec PA-23s from the partial aircraft photo because their doors don't match the photo and no production PA-23 aircraft had a 260 Hp engine.

The 256 page book is highly recommended for its in-depth study of Piper Aircraft Co. from its onset and all production to the copyright date. Highly illustrated and probably the definitive history of Piper Aircraft from onset to publication date written by Devon Francis, an aircraft pilot. The foreword by the late General Mark W. Clark who served in both world wars I and II is a tribute to the Piper Founder Wm. T. Piper and and his aircraft successes. I thank all who viewed this quiz.