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We left the canyon for Keetmanshoop and the ancient Quiver Tree forest. These trees are only found in this region and are actually aloe plants. They grow among rocks and acacias, living for many hundreds of years. We didn't stay too long. We wanted to ...
He Said: Yet another long drive (Namibia is a HUGE country!) brought us south to the dusty town of Keetmanshoop. It is a rather quiet place with a large church, a main street, and many boarded-up shops. Actually, it looked almost identical to a lot of ...
... a picnic area where there is a garbage bin, so no paper is left in the nature. We find the Canyon Lodge in Keetmanshoop easy enough. They have 2 computers with internet connection at the reception. Then the room dance starts. We asked for a double bed ...
We arrived late in to the Rest Camp after a long day on the road. There weren't any upgrades available to stay in the "spaceship" accommodation, which is basically white round buildings taken from the railways which have been customised. It ...
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