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Namibia, some people find this hard to say.

A travel blog entry by gavandgeorge

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We are now in Namibia and it's out of the rough and into the smart new accommodation of the this massive country with a tiny population of only 2 million. This is a very different country to where we have been. The shops are big with plenty of tourism and things are far more western than we have previously seen. However, are first stop is a village tour to the Bushman village. We met some of the last remaining bushman that are in Africa. They are funny looking people that are ...

The extra-terrestrial landscapes of Namibia

A travel blog entry by tedchaplin

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... road. Good job too, as en route to our camp site in Sesriem, we picked up two punctures. I would like to say I made myself useful, but Gino & Matt have been so well drilled by Dragoman the tires were swapped in a flash. The fact that my knowledge on mechanics is on par with my knowledge of quantum physics had nothing to do with it. Spoiler alert: These punctures will play a part in a later drama! For the time being all was well and ...

Tusken Raiders? In Namibia?

A travel blog entry by tedchaplin

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... human vocalizations” (i.e. words, albeit African ones), interspersed with clicks and whistles. Should the two most intelligent species of this world – dolphins and humans - ever join forces, I have no doubt that it will be these guys doing the talking for the rest of us. It is a mesmerizing language that I could have listened to all day.

Our time together was captivating. Despite the obvious language ...

Angola Day 5 of 5 - Into Namibia

A travel blog entry by phileasfarx

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I crossed the border as it opened and stepped foot into Namibia. Wow, what a change. The dirty, road-ruined town on the Angolan side was replaced with a modern, clean and busy one on the Namibian side. This is a country that on the face of it looks to be streets ahead of it's neighbour. Maybe the generation-long civil war in Angola means this ...

Sorry, i thought you said baboon

A travel blog entry by walkietalkie

... the the baboons the previous day after they turned aggressive. Shrieking and biting at them. Good. Luckily it all went well for us for the most part, except when one of them turned a little on my roommate Carolyn. At which point Cila (the head honcho coordinator here) promptly picked up the baboon and dunked it in the nearest marsh puddle. Thereafter, the baboon behaved itself. Funny that, I wouldn't mess with Cila either.

There are various coordinators here who actually ...

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