Rustig Toko Lodge Kamanjab
Rustig Toko Lodge & Safaris P.O.Box 25 Kamanjab, Namibia Kamanjab, Namibia
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Last review: Jan 05, 201287 miles SE of Rustig Toko Lodge
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Bush Camp
... after dinner conversations which were around the fire. Truly relaxing! Was it the fire or the drinks?
On our last day we visit the Himba village - that story has too many little stories to include them all here. You will have to hear those from us.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Westfalen/Elephant Camp - y'all will get to hear a lot more later.
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Cats everwhere
Another short entry due to my lack of notes and memory of the day's events.
But we arrived here and were taken in to get close to the tame cheetahs who were all pretty unfazed by us.
After putting up our tents for the evening we were then ...
Namibia - Cheetah Park
... to get their meat then they would hide in the long grass to eat. The cheetahs make the most ridiculous noise, they squeak and yap like little puppies - they definitely would never be kings of the jungle.
We got back to camp and prepared for Becks birthdays. It was design-a-poncho night so we all had to customise our ponchos. I turned mine into a Pompey shirt. We had popcorn and punch while we waited for cook group ...
Mauled by cheetahs
... be dead cheetahs. While cats are not my favorite animals, dead cheetahs would still be a sad thing.
We arrived in camp mid afternoon after a long drive from Spitzkoppe where we had a chance to do a little hiking and enjoy a magnificent sunset after a rainstorm. After resting and setting up our tent we were able to walk among the tame cheetahs, who like most cats basically ignored us, paced back and forth, laid down in the shade, and occasionally ...
Who's fooling who?
This is a top pick!
... traditions.
Yes, well, as far as I can see that is just not possible.
This is of course my personal opinion and I am sure there are many strong arguments against it coming from more knowledgeable people, but I can only give you my sentiments, right or wrong.
We entered their territory and it was like walking into a BBC documentary. You gasp - so it really exsists, there are still people living in a way we have only glimpsed at on ...
