NAMIBIA TREK: FISH RIVER CANYON

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  Robin Dalton Holmes

  NAMIBIA TREK: FISH RIVER CANYON

  

  Written September 2008

  I am not convinced that the most satisfactory route is a series of episodic walks divided by significant driving. However it did offer a range of Namibian sights.  

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  Kevin Wallace Wallace

  Best beer ever

  

  Written September 2007

  What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?

  Two days really stood out. The first was the day spent walking in the arid landscape of the Sossuvlei area. An early start saw us (in common with other groups) ploughing our way up the enormous Dune 45 to observe the sunrise. Clear sky. A balloon rising into the air as the sun appeared. The dunes turning red then gold.Later in the morning we walked to Dead Vlei, an evaporated lake basin occupied by the blackened relics of very old trees. Walking among them was a surreal experience!On the last full day we had driven from the FRC to camp at the Quiver Tree Forest campsite. You are surrounded by all these Quiver trees, which are actualy plants not trees (like the Joshua tree in California). One tree had a huge nest occupied by birds known as Sociable Weavers. Great name. The birds would go shooting into holes in the net with great speed and agility.The owner of the campsite had 4 cheetahs (in large enclosures) which had been reared from orphans. Magnificent animals. 

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