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Month: December 2017

December 31, 2017January 28, 2018

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Kaokoland Day 2: Passing by the iconic Red Drum. Kaokoland is one of the most remote regions in Africa so there are no road signs or cities to guide you. Many years ago someone put out colored drums to mark a few roads and help people navigate and store petrol.

Kaokoland Day 2: while driving through a tiny remote Himba village, some boys throw a large rock at us. Thank goodness we have smash and grab film or the window would have shattered.....and we would have had a big problem

Kaokoland Day 2 : Joubert's pass, a short but steep climb which is always nerve wracking because we are so overloaded and Garrett hates driving inclines with a stick! This is an easier alternative to the popular Van Zyls Pass which we had to forgo because we need a few things fixed before Boomie gets further beaten up on such a remote and extreme 4x4 road

Kaokoland Day 1 : Opuwo ---> Otjihaa We bushcamped at the top of this valley which was popping with fall colors #namibia #explorenamibia #wanderlust #overlandafrica #overlanders #roadtripafrica #roadtrip #livealifeyoulove #lifeontheroad

Opuwo, Namibia is home to the most striking interface of traditional and modern African culture that I have seen. Numerous different tribes reside in this region and you will find the streets bustling with women sporting their full traditional garb. Suprisingly, you'll also find these women enjoying all the conviences of modern life - grocery shopping, visiting the bank, eating fast food....etc. it is wonderfully unexpected and amazing. I could have sat in the grocery store all day watching the beautiful women and their outfits! #everydayafrica #tradionallife #traditionalbeauty #namibia #tribesofnamibia #overlandafrica #overlander #roadtripafrica #roadtrip #wanderlust #africaadventures

Celebrating our 100th day on the road in Damaraland, Namibia! #jumpforjoy #outakeseries #africanescapades #adventuresofgandt #lifeontheroad #livealifeyoulove #adventure #namibia #namibiatravel #bucketlister #wanderlust #roadtrip #roadtripafrica #overlandafrica #overlander

Visiting a local Herero village outside of Oruwanje Namibia #traditionallife #villagelife #namibia #thisisafrica #roadtrip #overlandafrica #wanderlust

Best travel tip: find the fanciest place in town and ask them if you can camp! The Opuwo Country Hotel was an amazing find in Opuwo. Great place to spend our last night in civilization before we head waaay off grid into the Kaokoveld! #namibia #africaadventures #camping #travelafrica #wanderlust #overlandafrica #overlanders #roadtrip #roadtripafrica #travelhappy

An ill-advised and ill-fated attempt to gain entrance to Angola. Even though we don't have a passport stamp, we spent a good hour technically on Angolan soil so that still counts on the country list right? #probablynot #angolaincidentof2018 #bordercrossingchallenge #stupidmove #countrycount #risky #wanderlust

Ruacana Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in Africa but usually is dry due to the hydroelectric dam built upstream. We were lucky to see it flowing and just missed the sluice gates being opened last week - we would have gotten a showing to match Vic Falls! #chasingwaterfalls #namibia #waterfalls #roadtripafrica #overlandafrica #travelnamibia #travelhappy #wanderlust

Two proud San women sell their carefully crafted ostrich shell jewelery in a small town south of Khaudum NP. This area is called Bushmanland because the majority of San people in Namibia reside here where they are allowed to maintain their traditional hunter-gatherer societies #everydayafrica #namibia #travelnamibia #roadtrip #roadtripafrica #overlandafrica #travelhappy #localculture #explore #san

I think Roan antelope might be my new favorite animal! I love their elf-like ears and face coloring that looks like it could have been painted on. We were lucky to see some larger herds of this extremely rare antelope - but man were they shy! They would run at the slightest sound of a car approaching. I was lucky to get any photos! | Khaudum National Park #namibia #namibiaadventures #roan #camping #safari #explore #roadtripafrica #overlandafrica #travelhappy #wanderlust

Unreal stars at Tsoana fountain platform | Khaudum NP Namibia #starphotography #nightsky #starstruck #namibia #nature #natgeotravel #travelnamibia #africanescapades #africaadventures #roadtripafrica #overlandafrica #overlanders #wanderlust #travelphotography #travelblogger

We made the decision to visit Khaudum National Park instead of Etosha in Namibia. We have heard anything good about Etosha recently - just complaints of crowds and few animals so decided to go off the beaten path in search of more unique animals in Khaudum! #namibia #travelnamibia #roadtrip #roadtripafrica #travelhappy #offthebeatentrack #adventure #adventuresofgandt #wanderlust

We loved Ngepi Camp in the Caprivi Strip. Beautiful campsites along the Okavango River and a cool backpacker vibe. My favorite part was the ablultions - 12 different themed showers and toilets throughout the lodge. Sounds strange but it was really nice to have something besides the stark drop toilets and delapidated showers in most campsites! #ngepi #caprivi #namibia #nature #camping #roadtripafrica #roadtrip #overlandafrica #backpacker #travelhappy #wanderlust

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