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• Masses of elephants, whales and HUGE sand dunes ⁃ Etosha National Park ⁃ Cheetah Park ⁃ Spitzkoppe ⁃ Swakopmund ⁃ Soussevlei ⁃ Fish River Canyon Chloe's Namibian Photos (http://www.flickr.com/photos/chloezylstra/sets/72157622657072738/) [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/rolandir Posted by rolando in Chloe & Rolands Global Adventure | Oct 27, 2009
• Namibia the land of desert, sand and wind I left Vic Falls on a sunny Saturday morning on the 4th July, I was feeling a bit home sick as everybody back home would be at my good friends Danny and Gemma wedding and I would be missing Posted by machine in Jamie's Travel Blog | Aug 13, 2009
• A heartfelt elk wise apology Dear friends! I can not possibly bring myself to apologise enough for the lack of news from me in the last few months. Fear not though, I am doing quite well, although *it* has seemingly gone from one farcial episode to Posted by I_am_Clive in The World According to.... Clive | Jul 21, 2009
• What Was Lost in the Desert (and what was gained) What happens when you combine three blond Finnish girls, a strange welsh man, a temperamental 4x4 called Imogen, and a gay Zambian alcoholic albino giraffe (inflatable)? A four-and -a-half week road trip across Namibia, of course. Posted by Ofelia in Where is Maaret? | Mar 20, 2009
• Not the ideal ending You always look back and think “what if”. You replay incidents over and over in your head. It is a natural human reaction, and I am especially prone to it. What if... If only... Why didn't I... But for me, Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Apr 21, 2009
• The Strange beauty of Imogen The strange beauty of Imogen. Imogen, named as by now you will have realised for reasons which have been long since forgotten by everybody, was pretty much a tank. But for a confused Welshman and 3 Finnish women who were excited Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Apr 13, 2009
• The trials and tribulations of Håkan-Sven This is Håkan-Sven. Why he was named Håkan-Sven is now lost in the midst of time and was never very interesting anyway. Actually, there is no picture of Håkan-Sven here as we do not deem him worthy enough of a Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Apr 13, 2009
• Week 3 -Namibia For those of you tuning in, we are currently in Botswana, fresh from the Delta and heading to Vic Falls for week 4! Before we begin though, we should mention the two men who make things possible and the fearless Posted by guypearson in Brothers Pearson RTW 09 | Mar 28, 2009
• The travels of Edith, and introducing.... Fred. This is Edith. Why she was named Edith remains something of a mystery to all except those involved, and even they don't really Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Mar 27, 2009
• Where did all these people come from?? Walvis Bay (or, if you prefer, Walvisbaai) came as one hell of a big shock. After St. Helena, Walvis was littered with numerous technological extravagances: vehicles being driven in gears higher than Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Mar 27, 2009
• Out in Outjo After a long and good trip across the Atlantic, we arrived in Johannesburg last evening. Only delayed flight was in Johannesburg heading to Windhoek. but...I'm getting ahead of myself...first Shawna and Cerena (Derek's friends from Alaska) greeted us as w Posted by Koriquest in The Kurrent Kori Kaper | Dec 2, 2008
• Missed Dunes Where did I leave it last time..? Oh yeah, Stampriet. We had a nice stay in the lodge there, and for once, a Braai (BBQ)! During the day we drove to Naukluft National Park in the Namib Kalahari desert. There Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Nov 26, 2008
• Africa – Yep, it’s Definitely Big So, our adventure starts! – We got a cab to the Nomad Tours office where we met the rest of the group and the staff crew, and the truck, called “Janice”. The first thing we noticed was that the group Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Nov 17, 2008
• Ever gone headfirst off a 95m sand dune?! This is going to be my longest entry yet as I didn't realise I'd left it so long from Maun. In the past ten days I've relaxed in the Olkavango Delta, entered Namibia and enjoyed seeing more wildlife at Etosha Posted by pullboy in Lawrence's travels | Nov 16, 2008
• The story so far ... Sorry for lack of updates folks, but internet access is pretty sparse here :) So, here's what I've been upto in very (seriously) condensed format - Bummed around Cape Town for a few days. Got some good views from Table Mountain, went Posted by richardn in Africa | Jun 24, 2008
• Swakopmund and Safari After almost a week in tents (and in my case without a sleeping bag) I was pleased to arrive into Swakopmund - Namibia's second city and the adventure capital of Africa. I grabbed the opportunity to go sandboarding on the dunes. Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Jun 2, 2008
• Heading north in southern Africa My tour group for my trip up to Nairobi are a curious bunch. Two Russians, one the editor of Fulham football club's website, a couple of Americans, one a keen birder; the other a gay Californian, a few British gappies, some Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | May 26, 2008
• The Long Road to Fish River Canyon Before I begin the blog I'd like to change what I said about the Germans bringing the sausage roll to Namibia. A few nights ago I recalled all the many delicious sausage rolls we had with Skanky in East Posted by vandewme in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | May 10, 2008
• Apple strudel in the desert Mary mentioned in her last entry how quickly the Namibian landscape has changed as we've gone from north to south and traveled through the Kaokoland region. I dare say that after a week or so we kind of got used Posted by cmgildea in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | May 9, 2008
• A Mar in a Lodge is worth Two in the Bush. Namibia is a country roughly 1.5 the size of California*. Bordering Botswana, South Africa and Angola, Namibia is primarily desert with a sweet coastline that does a number on any boat that comes even close to landing on her shores. Posted by vandewme in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | May 3, 2008
• Good fences make good neighbors A giraffe peed on Colin. I know that's a random way to start off the blog but it was hilarious and I can't find another relevant part of this entry to mention it. Fortunately it was a baby giraffe and Posted by vandewme in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | May 1, 2008
• Skanky Leaves. Colin and Mary Mourn. Well! An unexpected turn of events - internet in Etosha! We are on a quick bakery stop on our way out of Etosha National Park and they happend to have internet. This means I happend to down a Posted by vandewme in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | Apr 25, 2008
• Bit of a Blog Intermission Hi everyone. Sorry for the lack-o-blog lately but we've hit a serious internet drought here in Namibia. I'd love to tell all of you work procrastinators that our blog will soon be offering a good excuse to put Posted by vandewme in Mary and Colin's Great Adventure | Apr 22, 2008
• Running the Gauntlet - Normally, when one tries to estimate how long a particular road trip is going to take, it is a relatively straightforward process. You get your map out, work out the number of kilometres, divide by 100 for ease and Posted by threedogs in Tales from Namibia and Botswana | Feb 2, 2008
• Feeding frenzies and horny elephants Now based on the eastern side of the park we had the early mornings down pat. At dawn on the 9th, the day was already promising to be a hot one, but in the precious few cool hours from Posted by threedogs in Tales from Namibia and Botswana | Jan 12, 2008

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