Daily D Dose

Africa » Namibia
August 22nd 2008

Published: June 25th 2009

It's been very slow work for this blog entry from Namibia for well over a year and a half now. Although I do remember where I got the idea for the title of this blog. I was eating my daily breakfast of cornflakes and UHT milk straight out of the aseptic box when I noticed the milk was spiked with vitamin D. Namibia has only 365 days of sunshine a year so why add vitamin D? I crossed into the p... Read Full Entry

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Large Male Sea Lion and His Brood

Cape Cross Seal Colony

Jackal Amongst the Sea Lions

Still maligned.

Swakopmund Snake Farm

Holding a slimy Bobo, the 8' python.

Bobo in a Better Pose

Seriously Huge Amethyst Geode

Namibia is famous for minerals.

Namib Mineral Guide

Crystal Gallery, Swakopmund

Garten Haus

My home in Swakopmund for 3 nights. Between an old German garrison (left) and a brewery.

Old Architecture and Dunes

Swakopmund

Dunes at the Edge of Town

Swakopmund

Fishing Pier at Sunset

Swakopmund

At the top of Dune 7

Shredding Down Dune 7

Near Walvis Bay

Code Red!

Developed an inexplicable urge to drink Mountain Dew.

Sunrise at Sossusvlei

Sossusvlei

The dunes seemingly stretch on forever.

Windblown dune

Lone Tree, Dunes, and Seriously Baked Clay

1st April 2010

stephen wood
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love the red desert, sunsets and the wild life, sound like a good trip. looks like a great way to dry out your body and psyche from the mossy northwest. how was sand boarding? is it as fast as snowboarding?

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