Hotel Pension Moni Windhoek

... spazierten auf der Farm herum. <br> In der Nähe von Lüderitz gibt es den verlassenen Ort Kolmannskuppe. Dies war in der Diamantenzeit (vor hundert Jahren lagen die Diamanten hier auf der Oberfläche herum!) einer der modernsten Orte in ganz Afrika. Mitten in der Wüste gab es hier den ersten Röntgenapparat Afrikas, ein Kühlhaus, einen Ballsaal und eine Kegelbahn. Alles aus Deutschland geliefert. Unsere Führung war fantastisch. Ein älterer Herr, mit voller Leidenschaft dabei ...

... blacks". Whites claimed all of the viable land in Namibia and designated the worst of the land with the least amount of natural resources to the different tribes. In 1966, a Namibian man by the name of Nburumba Kerina was attending school in the United States and saw the struggles his people were going through. Him and a friend back at home realized that Namibians ...

... outfit ready and left the building and waited and waited for something to come. Once it finally came, I got on it... It was getting higher and higher - about 10,000 feet. I was getting nervous as I didn't know what to expect. <br><br>3!!!!! <br>2!!!!!!!! <br>1!!!!!!!!!!! <br>JUMP!!!!!!!!!!!!! <br><br>I flew all the way down but it happened so quickly, it was the most amazing feeling to be able to feel like flying, just like Peter Pan! <br><br>I have landed... I have ...

... gt; Seeheim =&gt; Bethanien =&gt; Aus - Day 6 : Aus =&gt; Duwisib Castle =&gt; Sesriem Canyon - Day 7 : Sesriem =&gt; Sossusvlei - Day 8 : Solitaire =&gt; Kuiseb Canyon =&gt; Swakopmund - Day 9 : Spitzkoppe &amp; White Elephant - Day 10 : Swakopmund =&gt; Cape Cross =&gt; Petrified forest - Day 11 : Twyfelfontein =&gt; Khorixas =&gt; Outjo =&gt; Okaukuejo - Day 12 ...

... on a tours of the rocky hillside and point out hundreds of bushman painting. Driving through a rock strewn plain, my guide proudly tells me we are in Messum Crater, the impression made when a meteorite hit this place in ???. The crater is so large, I cannnot identify as such and wonder at the size of the meteorite to make such 20 km diameter impression.. Etosha and Beyond Almost 500km and six hours drive northm of Windhoek is the world famous Etosha National Park. Here ...

... which has a German name involving Christe and kirke or something like that, but I never called it that. It's very pretty. We then walked up to the Alte Feste, which is a museum, so we avoided the inside. The outside rather looks like a castle. The little school across the street which was supposed to have an interesting ventillation construction sticking out of it didn't. Very unsatisfactory. A turn at the end of the street took us up to the ...

... dust roads through the local townships to pick up the rest of the passengers. Hayden got to see that being tall is not to your advantage when travelling in a taxi (no leg space at all). It took us approximately 5 hours to drive the 500km to Windhoek with a few stops on the way to pick up and drop off passengers. Taxi ride was N$ 120 each and N$ 50 for each bike. A bargain I think.

... the time. These little cities slowly developed shops and services. As well, when Namibia gained independence from South Africa, the new government allowed people to own their houses. Because of the ownership, people are taking pride in their houses and their community. The townships now have lots of services, bars, grocery shops and restaurants. We went to the local township market. These markets allows the people to supply goods and ...

... God provides. We spent 10 days and about 3,000km driving around a small part of the country considering it's four times the size of GB. The toyota 4x4 truck came with a roof top tent which took about 2mins to put up - it literally folded out and we had a two-man tent to sleep in. We especially appreciated the fact it was on the roof when we saw scorpions running around. Camping was definitely the way to go because other than campsites in a lot ...