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Good Food, Amazing Scenery & Plenty of km’s – Namibia Pt 1 7th May 2010
Blog: Nomad-Adventure - 2 June 2010
After 18,000 miles of driving through some very densely populated countries, to enter African country no.17 that is over 800,000 sq km and has a population close to around 2 million people you enter with a sense of curiosity as to what this country has to offer and what lies in store. I am breaking [...]
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Lady Lives to Tell It
Blog: A Lady in London - 7 November 2009
A week before we left for Namibia I asked my boyfriend to remind me of our itinerary. He rattled off the locations of our safari camps, talked about driving from Etosha back to Windhoek, then casually mentioned the bush plane that would fly us to Sossusvlei—"Wait. Bush plane?" I asked."Yeah. I asked you about it months ago. You were fine with it.""Um, no. I'm petrified of heights. There's no way I would have ever agreed to fly in a bush plane," I told him. "Ever.""Oh, hmmm. I thought we talked about it."
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Notes from Namibia
Blog: Passed Ports: images and anecdotes from our travels - 31 October 2009
Oct 18 Flying into Namibia felt like arriving in some kind of No-Man’s-Land. (We travelled from Tanzania down to South Africa entirely overland. We cheated only once, on a quick flight from Johannesburg to Windhoek, Namibia. We were able to include the segment free of additional charge on our round-the world ticket.) There is no one [...]
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