Africa Wild

Mel wrote: ↑Sun Mar 11, 2018 10:05 am Following your journey makes me think that Namibia might actually not be that far ahead in future anymore.
I really like what I'm seeing

It looks warm despite the rain, judging by Doug's dressing.

Mel
Doug has enough... "around" to not feel the cold

go to Namibia, Mel go... I'm sure you wll find some nicely places to book.... and with kitchen and braai (the next one will have all that ) and it was also a super nice place

Of course, Etosha is high on my wishlist, but one can always get a cheap tripod braai
Are there electric outlets in Etosha, so we would be able to plug in a fridge/freezer that we brought?

Mel wrote: ↑Sun Mar 11, 2018 8:51 pm Of course, Etosha is high on my wishlist, but one can always get a cheap tripod braai
Are there electric outlets in Etosha, so we would be able to plug in a fridge/freezer that we brought?

no problmen with electicity

Buglets!!!

LOVE the flutterbys - what does "milkwood" mean as it refers to the last bfly, please? Hoping to learn something here

Oh, hell, I can't remember the milkwood thing...there is one that sticks to that tree: Pseudacraea lucretia

But not this...

The monarch larvae like milkbush: Euphorbia

ExFmem wrote: ↑Mon Mar 12, 2018 12:31 am Buglets!!!

LOVE the flutterbys - what does "milkwood" mean as it refers to the last bfly, please? Hoping to learn something here

ExFmen... I know you love Bugs

if you understand something about milk/butterfly/plants it seems to complicate for me

Such stunning butterflies and other 'Gogga' not shabby either

The fire looks inviting too

thank you All-Nature
maybe some more gogga... later

time to continue

Super beautiful place, on the edge of a large dam (dam). Most of the small islands are inhabited by Cormorans, but alas the water is also occupied by motor boats, a bit noisy ... a so peaceful corner

8.3 Hardap National Park

First present

Osprey

room nr 16

bathroom

kitchen

dormitorio no 1