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Africa » Namibia » Etosha National Park
September 14th 2007

Published: October 12th 2007

While we saw next to no wildlife in West Africa, the stretch of East/Southern Africa from Kenya to Namibia was overrun with it! In this area, it’s not even necessary to visit a national park or reserve for game viewing. It’s common to see giraffe, zebra, baboons and countless stunning birds while driving along. In fact, some of our best wildlife encounters were in our campsites, and not on gam... Read Full Entry

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Yum!

Gemsbok, the most delicious of animals in my opinion. Tastes like the most tender steak you've ever eaten. Oh and they look pretty impressive too!

Puuuuurrrrrrrrrrrr

One of the 3 'tame' cheetah at Otjitotongwe Cheetah Park. Bit like being licked by steel wool, so rough you're left with scratched skin. I didn't mind though!

Cheetah Park

Darren, Gez and Martin look a bit bemused by the cheetah strolling past

Cheetah Park

3 of the 14 semi-wild cheetah on the grounds.

Cape Coast Seal Colony, Namibia

God they stink!

Fish River Canyon, Namibia

The 2nd largest canyon in the world (after the Grand Canyon). 160km long and up to 550m deep.

13th October 2007

acharee
non-member comment

great photos
i love all of the photos taken and what you post make me really like to go somewhere!

20th October 2007

Mercurycatcher
Michael Diamond

love the photos!
Love the beautiful photos and all your great descriptions of the places you've been. Now I am planning a visit to Namibia too.. Michael Diamond

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