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1st Snowboard Trip of the Year!
... Africa and into Namibia. The change in landscape has been absolutely incredible. Outside of Cape Town there many farms which then gave way to rocky semi arid desert to rocky moonscapes. The further away the more sparsely populated the areas became. Crossing into Namibia felt like crossing into the middle of nowhere. We drove for two days and only saw one other vehicle and only a handful of trees too. Namibia is a huge desert, but ...
WHY I LOVED COLOMBIA
... He said, this would eat into the profits and productivity of the companies, and they'd never do that. I said, companies must make sacrifices. But, I doubted they would.
A black Angolan family invited me to stay with them, after I'd met them at the church. As the sun rose on the day I would leave the church, it cast a wavering shadow of a bushy-headed sea anemone monster (a palm tree) on the wall. My new ...
Back to a city
... it either.
I am sitting at the Swakopmund Guesthouse on the terrace, in a hanging egg-shaped chair. The breeze is wonderful. We have had two days of hot days/cold nights, so this more temperate climate is a welcome change.
Tomorrow we will likely go along the coast for a drive, but no set plans. We are here for two ...
Намибия
... 1085;ы амери 82;ански& #1077; горки. Мне понра 74;илось. Верну 74;шись в Швако 87;мунд, проси 76;ел ...
Bush Camping, Sandboarding, and Dune hiking
... aka, there was no safety ropes, lines, nothing so we had fun standing on the very edge of the canyon and getting a really strange feeling of having nothing beneath you. There's a photo on fb of me right on the edge. Spent the evening at a spa on the floor of the canyon, sooo nice, had a pool heated by the thermal springs and jacuzzis etc. Very nice campsite, felt spoiled!
Namibia= Amaaazing country, would recommend to everyone ...


