In their navy tailcoats and sky blue silk bow ties, and with the desert as a backdrop, they do not look like the typical grouse-shooting party. But this is the new breed of members of the infamous Bullingdon Club. And instead of donning tweed and taking to the Scottish moors, they chose to celebrate the Glorious Twelfth earlier this month in the more exotic surroundings of the South African veldt. On guard: The 2013 Bullingdon Club travelled to South Africa for a spot of hunting (for a who's who, see below, number nine could not be identified) Oxford University’s notorious male-only dining society — whose alumni include David Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson — usually pose for their annual photo on the steps of Christ Church, the Oxford college.
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Not tweed and Scottish Moors but a jaunt into South Africa for grouse shooting
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Alumni include David Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson
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Each seat on aircraft came with a bottle of Champagne
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Bullingdon Club founded in 1780 and famous for its 'destructive binges'
Minister @placeholder, left, have been embarrassed by their Bullingdon