Joe's Beerhouse Windhoek

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Este é mais um registro do Projeto 20°12'. Neste post vamos contar nossa experiência em Windhoek, capital da Namíbia e aproveitar para fazer um balanço de toda a travessia que fizemos pelas estradas da África Austral.

O Projeto 20°12' tem como objetivo passar por experiências em todos os países com …

We made the drive to the capital city of Namibia-Windhoek. Another German influenced city. Here Janine and Ingo leave us on the tour and we pick up 4 new people, Martin and Isabela (2 cousins from Sweden) and Kaylee and Sara (2 students from US).

When we got to Windhoek, we went downtown and stopped off at a shopping mall. It is so weird …

... the Falls to fit in. Suffice it to say, we are running!  This last weekend, a large group of us went to Joe's Beerhouse, a very cool, local hangout. Somewhat similar to Mcmenamins at home, but Africa style. Many of our good friends came and you'll ...

... capital of Namibia, Windhoek.  Arrived mid afternoon, with the option to explore the city centre. In the evening we went to Joe's Beerhouse, where my mixed grill meal consisted of ostrich, crocodile, springbok, oryx, kulu, and zebra.... ...

... and he pretty much chopped all my hair off when I asked for a trim. I guess he's used to a certain cut. Dinner at Joe's Beerhouse. Mokoros are traditionally made by carving the trunk of a large straight tree, such as an ebony or kigelia tree. They are ...

March 4th - Ghanzi to Windhoek (Namibia) A 4.30am start today as we had another long drive over the border. As it was Sarah C's 30th birthday we had a champagne breakfast, and we presented her with some San earrings we had secretly bought for her the ...

... espetáculo da natureza :-)      À noite fomos a um dos restaurantes mais badalados da cidade, o Joe's Beerhouse. O restaurante justifica a fama. A área é ótima, há espaço para estacionar com folga, a decoração é ...

... a huge spider! AHHH. Got the 4x4s today, they Nissian beasts! the roof tents look pretty good too, tho lion proof?!?! went to Joe's Beerhouse which was very kool. ate Springbok, crockadile, Zebra, Gemsbok and Oryx, all taste good, but Oryx was nicest! ...

... a welcoming charming city.  The population of Namibia is only 1.8 million and majority reside in Windhoek and the North.  Legendary Joe's Beerhouse was an excellent drinking hole -- speciality Jagermeister shots... We moved on to ...

... them back in the car park at Windhoek airport in three weeks. The adventure was about to begin. That evening we ate at Joe's Beerhouse a local restaurant that had been recommended to us. It was really good and the game steaks were immense. George ...

... with al lthe strasses and names of shops in German. After walking around aimlessly we were hungry so we went over to Joe's Beerhouse.. even though the name screams beefheads and booze, the place was done up really cool with tables outside and thatched ...

... to the hotel with our wonderful guide, Elvis. Yes, Elvis was named after the King! Our reunion was at the famous Windhoek restaurant- Joe's Beerhouse. Joel entertained us with all his wonderful stories of Tanzania . . . he had an amazing time! For dinner ...