 | Cape Cross, Namibia |
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We went down to Cape cross, which was freezing (it's right on the coast). We saw lots of very cute and fluffy seals and I took far too many photos...
... There were also some "Surfer Seals" riding the waves who looked like they were having a great time away from the crowds. Cape Cross is also a famous historic landmark. It was here that the first European explorer, Diogo Cão, came ashore on Namibian soil. ...
... we are Afrikaans, German, Namibian, or British; and beer- Taffel and Windhoek are medal winning and proudly made in Namibia from german recipes. After two nights in Cape Cross we take a short drive along the coast to Swakopmund. Carol and Dave.
... for their mothers. It was amzing to see how many of them had concentrated in that zone. This cape is in the middle of the Skeleton coast of Namibia and was discovered by a Portuguese sailor who touch Africa at that point. The coast is baren and is ...
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Posted on May 15, 2009, 04:28:04
... . Plus, there's the bizarre German seaside town of Swakopmund plonked on an otherwise desolate coast, about a squillion seals at Cape Cross, huge sand dunes you can climb up and then snowboard down, and the majesty of Spitzkoppe at sunset. A pretty ...
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