A Herero Woman
in all her glory! The Herero adopted their style of dress from 19th century missionaries of the Victorian era.
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Blog: We Are From Where the Sun Sets
Date: March 2nd 2009
March 2, 2009 Opuwo, Namibia Our guide asked us to wait near the truck while he asked the village elder for permission to enter and visit his tribe. A few minutes later, Kambambaki, our 20-year-old guide who went by the name of John, was back, having been given the okay by the man in charge of the Ovahakaona tribal village. John told us that he would introduce us to “the father.” ... read more
Date: March 2nd 2009
March 2, 2009 Opuwo, Namibia Our guide asked us to wait near the truck while he asked the village elder for permission to enter and visit his tribe. A few minutes later, Kambambaki, our 20-year-old guide who went by the name of John, was back, having been given the okay by the man in charge of the Ovahakaona tribal village. John told us that he would introduce us to “the father.” ... read more
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Too much time behind a desk. Too much time with techmology. Too much time dreaming of other places. Too much time surfing the Internets looking at photos of places that inspire. Too much time wanting to be psyched. So how is there not enough time? Mr. Earle's reply: “This is the best time of the day, the dawn, the final cleansing breath unsullied yet by acrid fumes or death’s cacophony, the rank refuse of unchained ambition.”
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