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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Namibia #5 – its vastness leaves you feeling alone…
The Desert, for me, is a vast, barren land where the extremes of nature are found. As the wind blows, one can quickly be lost in wilderness wanderings, hopefully to emerge with new insights and dreams. One of the largest … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Daddy Dune, Deadvlei, Namibb Desert, Namibia, Oryx, San Dunes, Sossusvlei, Stacy Boorn, Vlei, White Lady Spider
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Namibia #4 – drinking from the waterholes of life!
It’s almost miraculous that so many African animals manage to eke out an existence in the arid, desert-like environment of Namibia — elephants, lions, cheetah, rhinos, oryx and wild horses to name a few. We can be sincerely thankful that … Continue reading
Namibia #3 – Finding other kinds of memory gems!
A biting wind greeted us on our arrival at Kolmanskop. No more than 45 degrees outside, the swirling fog couldn’t temper the chill even as the barely visible shape of the sun began brightening the gray morning sky. You would … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned buildings, Diamomd Mines, Kolmanskop, Namibia, sand dunes, Stacy Boorn
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