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Keetmanshoop
I cried when we left Sossusvlei, and should have cried harder knowing where we were heading. Our trip was about 5 hours...roads were better a long drive. We arrived to the dusty town of Keetmanshoop (Keetman's ****, Keetman's Lost Hope, we have lots of nicknames). Next time Dora's parents tell us not to go somewhere...we will listen. We decided to …
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Wait, where am I?!?!
... this same process for every new ride… What can one deduce from this trivial behavior, basically that I’m afraid of new things that appear daunting but once I jump right in, I don’t want to stop!
The above is the current pattern that my everyday life seems to be following. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t afraid/nervous about partaking in the Shooting Touch Sabbatical, but ever since I "jumped on the ride" ...
Намибия
... 1072;нц 91;з на Дефен 76;ере). Они путеш 77;ствов& #1072;ли вмест 77; до Индии, затем переп 88;авили& #1089;ь ...
Namibia (part i - Southbound)
... a morning sandbording - which was great fun.
After seeing the truck leave Swakopmund myself and Vic caught a local bus to take us to the capital city of Windhoek (deciding to stay for Friday night with the comfort of teh town and miss one nights bush camping). After a relatively short and painless drive we arrived at our home for the next few days - the Cardboard Box bckpackers. It was here in Windhoek that I decided I would go it alone for a ...
I want to take one home!
... wide range of ages. Her aim is to groom them up to attend the main primary school in Windhoek and ultimately keep tutoring them if need be through primary, secondary and into university. She has a very clear vision that all the bushmen kids on this farm should have the opportunity of higher education and a better life thereafter, maybe even beyond Namibia. Long live ambition. I love her long term commitment to this dream and can see the passion in her eyes ...


