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Namibia reflections
Reflections on the trip, and on African travel in general
Guy Mavor
Oct 28, 20257 min read


Namibia part 8: Kalahari dreamland
A visit to Nhoma
Guy Mavor
Oct 28, 202511 min read


Namibia part 7: an abundance of zebras
Hartmann's or Burchell's? Legs and bellies are not visible, but there is one more clue at least, or its absence In planning this trip without fully grasping the vastness of the landscape, I found various 4x4 tracks on the comprehensive but sometimes optimistic Tracks4Africa map online. These led in a relatively straight line 100km eastwards from Etendeka to Hobatere , our next stop. Google (to its credit) would not allow me this option, offering a long loop south on actual ro
Guy Mavor
Aug 26, 202512 min read


Namibia part 6: endless skies, inner peace
Good of them to make the sun set through a dip in the mountain An hour north of EHRA , we stop at some (well, a vast numbers of) rock...
Guy Mavor
Aug 23, 20256 min read


Namibia part 5: living with megafauna
We are camping after Swakopmund, and stock up on braai stuff and cereal at a vast Spar before heading north along the coast, past Henties...
Guy Mavor
Aug 23, 20257 min read


Namibia part 4: down to the sea
It is 60km to the coast from Sossusvlei as the crow flies, but I doubt it would make it. We go the long way round, nearly 400km, to...
Guy Mavor
Aug 23, 20259 min read


Namibia part 3: Up!
The view when you’re sitting down because your legs have turned to jelly is not bad either You have to do this , my dad said a few months...
Guy Mavor
Aug 23, 20254 min read


Namibia part 2: red, black and gold, with a little bit of green
There is so much life in this desert
Guy Mavor
Aug 22, 20255 min read


Namibia part 1: up into the singing mountain
23 years after my last visit, I can close my eyes and still picture the country’s exquisite golden light as it falls on dry grassland
Guy Mavor
Aug 22, 20257 min read
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