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Aug 20, 2009 - Walvis Bay
We almost didn't stop here, but were so tired of driving that we had to stop for the night. Walvis Bay is a smallish (54 thousand people), seaside town big in salt production and fish processing. ... They also have a fantastic lagoon and wetlands that are home to flamingos and thousands of birds and seals.We almost didn't stop here, but were so tired of driving that we had to stop for the night. Walvis Bay is a smallish (54 thousand people), seaside town big in salt production and fish processing. ... They also have a fantastic lagoon and wetlands that are home to flamingos and thousands of birds and seals....
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Oct 15, 2008 - Namibia
Flying across the windswept Namibian desert in a five passenger, single-engine Cessna with a twenty-two year old pilot is not something I would recommend to anyone. I went back to the ship that night and then the next day went on a tour of some of the townships and social service programs in Walvis Bay. ... That was eye opening and very touching.Flying across the windswept Namibian desert in a five passenger, single-engine Cessna with a twenty-two year old pilot is not something I would recommend to anyone. I went back to the ship that night and then the next day went on a tour of some of the townships and social service programs in Walvis Bay. ... That was eye opening and very touching....
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Sep 8, 2008 - Walvis Bay
Hey, So we made it to Walvis Bay, Namibia finally. ... We walked around Walvis Bay for about. ...
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Apr 11, 2007 - Walvis Bay, NAMIBIA
Dramatic sand dunes tumble across much of the country and the nation's central game park, focusing on the Great Etosha Pan [south of Walvis Bay], is home to a varied array of wildlife. ... We arrived in the port of Walvis Bay at about 4am and commenced our visit by 6 am. ... Our guide was called Leonie and before entering the desert we visited Walvis Bay, which is a pretty small, but busy industrial port. ... Our next stop was Swakopmund, just 20 miles north of Walvis Bay. ... Some import and export goods still pass through town, but Walvis Bay is the main port. ...
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Apr 4, 2007 - Swapkomund, Namibia
"Vroom" "Pit stop" "Vroom" "Vroom" "Oil slick" "Vroom" The game had no name but Al from London seemed to have one for every night of the trip."Vroom" "Pit stop" "Vroom" "Vroom" "Oil slick" "Vroom" The game had no name but Al from London seemed to have one for every night of the trip....
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Entering Namibia and I definately felt like we'd left the heart of Africa behind us now, and now were crossing paths with the South African's on holiday.Entering Namibia and I definately felt like we'd left the heart of Africa behind us now, and now were crossing paths with the South African's on holiday....
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Dec 4, 2006 - Swakopmund - 'Pool Party!!!!!'
The desert drive today.The desert drive today....
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Dec 3, 2006 - Swakopmund
I have been in Swakopmund for the last few days and to me at the moment it is the closest I have been to heaven on earth in ages.I have been in Swakopmund for the last few days and to me at the moment it is the closest I have been to heaven on earth in ages....
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Nov 22, 2006 - Swakopmund
There are phots to come but this internet place has no USB.There are phots to come but this internet place has no USB....
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Nov 21, 2006 - Boer-ed in Namibia (Swakopmund, Namibia)
If Neeta and I had been blind-folded and somehow transported into the middle of the Namibian coastal resort town of Swakopmund, we would easily be fooled into believing we were in a small German or Austrian town.If Neeta and I had been blind-folded and somehow transported into the middle of the Namibian coastal resort town of Swakopmund, we would easily be fooled into believing we were in a small German or Austrian town....
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Nov 20, 2006 - Walvis Bay
Oh I forgot to mention in my Cape Town entry that I got my neck pierced again! One more to go! Ok so I stayed at the Cardboard Box Hostel (no need to worry, although the taxi driver thought I was a bit strange!). We arrived at Walvis Bay and walked around for an hour trying to find our chalet, it was cool although the place was very dead and quiet, so in order to spice things up we went quad biking in the desert. ... Wow what an experience.Oh I forgot to mention in my Cape Town entry that I got my neck pierced again! One more to go! Ok so I stayed at the Cardboard Box Hostel (no need to worry, although the taxi driver thought I was a bit strange!). We arrived at Walvis Bay and walked around for an hour trying to find our chalet, it was cool although the place was very dead and quiet, so in order to spice things up we went quad biking in the desert. ... Wow what an experience....
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Nov 18, 2006 - Swakopmund, Namibia
Walking up a high sand dune in snowboarding boots is not easy.Walking up a high sand dune in snowboarding boots is not easy....
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