Etosha and Ruacana
We spent the night just outside Etosha, as we has been warned
that even camping inside the boundaries of Etosha had become very expensive.
Although the grassed camping area at Etosha
Safari Camp was overrun by
overlanders, we found a good campsite, had a great swim in the pool and and an even
better meal in the beautiful restaurant. Yeah to Jagermeister as everythinh
just seems better after a shot of that!!
The next morning we drove
through Anderson Gate, and were
deluged with vast numbers of springbok and zebra sightings. We also saw wildebeest,
rooi hartebeest, giraffe, gemsbok by the 100s, impala, ostrich and the best of
all, 4 lions, who wandered across the road about 50 metres in front of us.A
truly magnificent sight as you realize the size and power of these kings of the
jungle once you see them up close. One of those WOW moments never to be
forgotten.

The pan itself was full of
water, looking like a dam, I have never seen it like this, unbelievable and
surreal as it looks like I suppose Lake Malawi looks like, with water as far as
the eye can see.
The pans like I have never seen it
As we drove towards the
northern exit, we spoke to Zack and
Rudolf, using the last of the connection at one of the camps. Our day was
made and we had fuel for the soul to carry on. On our way out, we were greeted
by about 30 ostrich, waving their wings
and dancing, as if to say farewell
A very wet Ovamboland
As we had decided to exit
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