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Africa » Namibia
May 28th 2011
Published: June 4th 2011
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Not a blog per se more a brief itinerary of my trip to Southern Africa earlier this year between dates 14th Feb and 18th March 2011. Starting trip in Cape Town South Africa and travelling 17th Feb on the overnight Intercape sleeper bus to Windhoek capital of Namibia. Stayed at Rivendel guest house....best value single room in Windhoek! Stayed 3 nights. From Windhoek on the overnight sleeper tra... Read Full Entry



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Chobe Nat' ParkChobe Nat' Park
Chobe Nat' Park
Chobe Nat' ParkChobe Nat' Park
Chobe Nat' Park
Chobe Nat' ParkChobe Nat' Park
Chobe Nat' Park
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Chobe
Hippo with young
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Chobe
ChobeChobe
Chobe
The small brown bird on the hippo is an 'ox pecker', the white one is a 'cattle egret'.
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Chobe
Close up of Elephant bathing.
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Chobe
Same Elephant making mock charges at our boat.
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Chobe
Natural colour of Elephants
Chobe RiverChobe River
Chobe River
Taken from the boat.
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Chobe
Kasangula Ferry BoatKasangula Ferry Boat
Kasangula Ferry Boat
Crossing from Botswana to Zambia.
Victoria Falls ZambiaVictoria Falls Zambia
Victoria Falls Zambia
The following photos were taken from the Zambian side of the falls.
Vic' Falls, ZambiaVic' Falls, Zambia
Vic' Falls, Zambia
The Zambezi River is in full flood, making it a spectacular sight and a thunderous noise but reducing visibility.
Vic' Falls, ZambiaVic' Falls, Zambia
Vic' Falls, Zambia
300,000 gallons of water per second flow over the lip of the falls.
VicVic
Vic
The Falls are 100 metres high and 1 mile wide. During the rainy season it is impossible to see across the falls because of the spray.
Vic' Falls. ZambiaVic' Falls. Zambia
Vic' Falls. Zambia
Dr Livingstone I presume. The first white man to set eyes on the falls.
Mosi-oa-TunyaMosi-oa-Tunya
Mosi-oa-Tunya
'Smoke That Thunders' the origional name before Livingston renamed them.
Looking across the lip of the fallsLooking across the lip of the falls
Looking across the lip of the falls
Vic FallsVic Falls
Vic Falls
as if....although I guess it can be done in the dry season and I believe you can also swim very close to the lip as well.
Rain ForrestRain Forrest
Rain Forrest
this was created close to the foot of the falls as a result of the constant spray.



3rd January 2012

Anu
Anu

thanx
this is exactly what i wanted.....

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