2. Scenery

African Scenery

This gallery is composed of shots from Kruger, Sabi Sands and Cape Town in South Africa and Windhoek and Etosha in Namibia. The African sunrises and Sun sets are awsome, although they only last a few minutes. The wildfire photos were taken in Sabi Sands after a lightning storm.
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Our ancestors wern't necessarily the best artists, but you need to consider the tools available to them. This Petrpglyph is estimated to be over 5,00 years old.
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Our ancestors wern't necessarily the best artists, but you need to consider the tools available to them. This Petrpglyph is estimated to be over 5,00 years old.

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  • Transvaal Candelabra tree. Tree was photographed in Kruger Park.
  • This was near the ship in the next photo. Not sure what type of bones they are, but someone has too much time on their hands.
  • Wreck on the Skeleton coast. This is the reason why it got it's name. Many ships and sailors died on this coast.
  • Don't know if this was from 1485 or a reproduction. In any case it establishes when the first "known" European came to the area.
  • Our ancestors wern't necessarily the best artists, but you need to consider the tools available to them. This Petrpglyph is estimated to be over 5,00 years old.
  • Petroglyphs at Twyfelfoutein Namibia. It is estimated that these glyphs are over 5,000 years ole.
  • Tree was just off the road as we drove in Damara land in Namibia. Thought it was neat.
  • The Etosha Pan. The Pan is one earths natural features that can be seen from space. Not a good place to get lost without water.
  • Photo taken at Etosha near sunset.
  • Etosha Prk Fire.
  • Fire in Etosha Park. Not sure what caused it.
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