Sunset in Namibia a glorious experience every time
Springbok in Etosha National Park
Zebra at a watering hole in Etosha National Park
these large nests are build by the Social wever bird
young lion seeking shade in Etosha National Park
Orix often go om their knies to drink
Ground squirels are cute little caracters
Lunch in the Park can be very special
Young Kudu bull
This Black Rhino crossed the road in front of our jeep
We are on our way to the San Rock Engravings near Twyfelfontein
These Rock Engravings are more than 2000 years old
Driving through the desert requires consentration
Going out to see some Dolphins, seals end much much more
Pelecan coming in for a snack
Sparkling wine and Oysters are the order of the day in Walvisbay
Dunes near Swakopmund can be more than 100 meters high
Fosselised footprints, said to be between 500 and 1000years old
Welwitsia does not look like a tree, but it is
Moonlandscape near Swakopmund
Taking a break in a dry River bed
Picture say it all
The setting sun turns the grass into gold
Breathtaking
a dead tree near Sossusvlei
The Namibib's famous red dunes
Dune 45 it is hard work going up and best be done very early, sand in midday can be plus 45 degrees
The stalled silt in the vlei makes for very interesting photography
A bug among the cracks
The dead valley, getting there is a hard hike over the dunes
Roads can be dead strait
The Sesriem Canyon well worth the visit
Mountains in Setting sun
Camel Thorn tree at sunset
Our Tents at Suricate Lodge
San Bushman giving a demonstration of their wat of life
Black wildebeast in the semi desert
Strait roads, could be neverending
The Desert Elephant of the Damaraland
Even Lions have adapted to Desert living
A Termite Hill is the perfect perch for this Yellowbilled Kite, the other birds are Woolyneck storks
Quadbiking in the dunes near Swakopmund are great fun
Dolphins in Walvisbay
Pelican in full flight
Sunrise can be vert good for the early risers
An Elephant taking a drink
Rock formations near Brandberg
Having fun on the dunes
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