Etosha Aoba Lodge Tsumeb
P.O. Box 469 Tsumeb Tsumeb, 84280, Namibia
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I can't believe I had to watch the wedding
... in
Tsumeb was a great find, the grounds were lovely, there was an
Olympic sized swimming pool, jungle gym and trampolines plus the
necessary quota of trees to conquer. The boys were in their element
which was great for us as it meant Sponge Bob on his return from the
garage, got a two month spring clean. Is it really possible that it
takes that long to clean out the inside of a truck. 9 loads of
washing and 2 days of continuous cleaning – ...
Oba! Chegamos ao meteorito Hoba!!!
... habitantes deve ter uma entrada de imigrantes razoável. Serve pra ficar ligado. Onde vc menos espera, pode ter alguém entendendo tudo o que vc diz. De Grootfontein pegamos uma estrada de terra. O padrão dessa estrada também nos impressionou As placas que indicavam ...
Kupfer Quelle resort
... Felt good to be clean!. G cooked nice light chicken curry and we played cards.
Bed to read at 7.40 and tomorrow up early to head for the Cat conservation place - Okonjima. A 3 hour drive and want to arrive early to max our time there.
Thunder lightening, trucks, cars woke up at 10ish and George the same. Getting epxert at breaking camp now and hit the road at 8am. ...
The long drive to Bushmanland
... watching traditional San healing dances.
Otjikoto Lake: This small lake became part of Namibia’s history in 1915 when, during the South West Africa Campaign, retreating German forces dumped their military equipment into Lake Otjikoto, located about 24 km northwest of Tsumeb. There the armaments lay, undisturbed, until members of the Windhoek Underwater Club recovered an ammunition carrier, now on display in Windhoek’s Alte ...
Etosha Lions
Early start today – I was up at 5.30 with the lion roars! In fact, each time I seemed to be awake in the night I heard either lion or hyena calling! Due to this we knew the lions were close, but even so they still could be anywhere! We left camp at 6.30, when the gates opened, and decided to turn right, mainly because the sun was rising to the left and we also thought (and hoped) the lions were that way! What a good decision that turned ...
