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Thanks Doug, it is both of those. Now we are heading into Botswana. Flat road for 1200km. Won't be as spectacular, but it might be fun looking out for the elephants!
1 month agoI am not an entomologist either... Did have one course in college though, which was enough to point me in the right direction to compare photos.
1 month agoIn dry weather it's one of the best sports. Dry, out of the wind and out of site! Though in Namibia, who knows what type of animal might use it as a thoroughfare 😳
1 month agoHi Scott. Yep, it was hot and so so dry, especially when the wind started to blow. Beautiful though....though I didn't appreciate when it got tough😁
1 month agoLooks quite like it and the description seems to fit but I'm not entomologist!! Thanks for the links.
1 month agoIn training for what was to come!
1 month agoTough roads!
1 month agoWhat an amazing place! Great for a Rogaine maybe?! But I can see more than one dead tree.... Did you climb the sand dune?
1 month agoHats off. Wow.
1 month agoThis looks so horrible.
1 month agoHow great you decided to take time now to fo this tour while you are still young! We retired 7 years ago and sold our condo and took off on an 8 week cycle tour in Europe which we had planned before we decided to hit the road. We’ve done several long bicycle tours since then and have no plans to settle down.
1 month agoThat looks awful! You both are really tough!
1 month agoWhat a beautiful spot! It’s great you ran into Nigel and Julie.
1 month agoNever imagined gemsbok were so unafraid!
https://www.britannica.com/animal/gemsbok
🤣 it had its beauty...but definitely one of those roads we wouldn't do again but are chuffed that we did it!
1 month ago