Traveling in and around Southern Africa with a tent on our roof, camping in beautiful places and sharing our adventures with all interested in visiting the Southern part of Africa. Images and stories of our trips and some tips we've learnt along the way :-)
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Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Thursday, 24 January 2019
A Few more Leopards
This was such a special moment as it's the first time in my life I've seen a leopard in the wild and I got to spend about an hour with him.
Thursday, 10 July 2014
Dusk and Dawn .....
The colors of the sky just seem more prominent the further north you go. I know how a sunset can be a cliche to some but there was a special magic somehow and I wanted to share with those who feel the same as I do :-)
Tuesday, 8 July 2014
Ngepi, a gem of a place
This camping spot is situated on the Okovango River in the Caprivi and a really special find. The guy that owns it has quite a sense of humor as seen by some of the sign posts you'll see and the facilities available. If in South Africa and there was a remote chance of a hippo or crocodile coming into the camping spot, you would have huge barriers and fences up. Here they warn you that they are around and you hear the hippos loudly at night especially. We went on a River cruise and on the opposite River bank to our camp came across a huge croc and he was missing the tip of his tail. This camp has been going for over 25 years and common sense prevails. It's a true bush camp only it has a great bar, Resturant if you like and fun things to do.
Enjoy the pictures :-)))
Monday, 7 July 2014
A few more Wild Horses...
As you drive from Aus on your way to Luderitz you will find lots of Wild horses. There's lots of speculation as to how they originally arrived and all seems to be from the war days. They have adapted over the years and are completely wild.
A Ghost of a town, Kolmanskop
When you get the chance to visit Ludertiz, you must factor in a visit to the old mining village Kolmanskop either in the morning or the evening for the best light.
This little town was abandoned in 1958 when the last of the diamonds were depleted and what is left of the once colonial village are beautifully built grand homes taken over by the Namibian desert. A photographers delight.
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