African Memories

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Some remote landscapes ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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A remarkable odyssey, Peej! X#X

I like the idea of hot baths in camp... ..0..

My favourite is the rockhopper! :shock:


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Awesome scenery shots, PJL \O


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This looks like good training for Dimwits!...must remember! ..0..


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From Ai-Ais we took a big drive round to Luderitz on the coast. There were yet more straight roads O:V

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And some straight tracks!

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It would be fascinating to know when and where this was used X#X

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Along the road there were thousands of small birds - presumably feeding from seeds that were caught up in the tarmac. However they were really bad at flying away from oncoming traffic in time and due to the numbers there were a couple of casualties along the way --00--

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We also found desert horses O\/ O\/

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The landscapes were vast :shock:

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Eventually we arrived at the coast X#X

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In Luderitz we managed to organise a local guide to go hunt sand roses. It seemed a slightly strange concept, but buried in the sand on the beaches in the area there were deposits of gypsum looking like rose petals, and our guide basically told us where to dig. -O-

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Eventually after some minimal effort, some sand roses were discovered ^Q^ ^Q^

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The rest of the evening was a good kingklip meal and a decent sunset by the water O:V

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Amazing landscapes! \O

Are sand roses edible?


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Gypsum is a mineral, if I don't error, so maybe if you have a need for calcium......... O**

It must have been a relief to reach the coast after all the flat sandy landscape. It would have been for me ;-)

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Great that you saw the horses \O

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It's a really scenic drive down from Aus to the coast ^Q^

Was the Garub wild horse area already in place then with waterhole and signpost etc?


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Brilliant stuff, Peej! X#X

Ja, it is a big place and those roads are long and STRAIGHT! lol

Yes, Flutts, one can fry or bake the sand roses with a bit of salt! 0/* \O


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Richprins wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2020 6:03 pm
Yes, Flutts, one can fry or bake the sand roses with a bit of salt! 0/* \O
I hope that you are joking? :-?


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