Loubser's B&B/Self Catering
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Dunes, snakes and flamingos
... aka the dune snake), several adders and the zebra snake are just a few of what they had to show us. All over they had postings of what to do if you get bitten and pics of peoples snake bites which were very gruesome. Very cool but very creepy. We then decided to drive to walvis bay. 80%25 of Africa's flamingos feed here in walvis bay. Yearly a range between 16,000 and 40,000 flamingos migrate to feed ...
To the coast and back
... ships wrecked on the beach - fairly recent ones. It also must be good fishing by the number of vehicles with numerous rods hanging off. We went up as far as Cape Cross Seal Colony. I'd been a bit worried we might get there and find no seals. Well there were thousands!! And stink!!! Quite an aroma. They seem pretty unsociable by the amount of snapping and fighting going on. Though they were also lying all over ...
Skeleton Coast & Walvis Bay.
... some chicken schnitzel kind of thing, some pasta salads, bread and something to drink. We also wanted to buy ducktape and something to cover the window. At the end we met up with one of the managers (ofcourse a white person grrrr) who took us behind and gave us a lot of empty carton boxes.
We went back to the lagoon to enjoy our improvised dinner, but it was sooooo cold to sit outside we decided to wait till we got back to the campsite. What did tho, ...
Atlantic Coast Break
... other German staples are all widely available in restaurants together with some very nice coffee and cake shops. We did of course try them out. There are also some very Germanic looking buildings, including a very impressive looking old railway station, built in 1901, which has been well restored and is now a smart hotel.
On Thursday we had a good look around town and walked along the sea front – and out onto the pier. Unfortunately, due to the cold ...
A Dramatic Time
... behind us, we were to do a massive truck clean at our campsite near the South African border. With only ten of us left, all hands were on deck as we scrubbed the pots back to silver, swept out the lockers and wipe the interior of the truck to a sparkling white.
We left the truck and boarded a bus as our overland truck is not registered to drive in South Africa. As we left Namibia, we knew we would soon be back and hoped that our visit would not be so ...
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