wow. beautiful pics. Looks like it was a fantastic trip.
IMHO that is the real reason for owning a 4x4 is to experience the planet this way.
Yes - indeed, it was a great trip, not only the 4 days in the Namib. If you ever have the chance - do it, it's worth the time and the money.4ePikanini wrote:wow. beautiful pics. Looks like it was a fantastic trip.
You won't do anything similar in Europe - all not allowed....4ePikanini wrote:IMHO that is the real reason for owning a 4x4 is to experience the planet this way.
Today some decisions were made....the Namib desert tour was our last vacation trip in Southern Africa...
Our furniture is scheduled to go into the container mid of July-2010...so we will still see our home country making the soccer championship....
So - pls. be prepared on more parts to show up "on sale"
Not to forget - we enjoyed a lot of things in RSA and around - our last weekend trip probably touches Cozy Bay - any tipps are welcome....
We also disliked many things here - but resumee will come at the end
Our furniture is scheduled to go into the container mid of July-2010...so we will still see our home country making the soccer championship....
So - pls. be prepared on more parts to show up "on sale"
Not to forget - we enjoyed a lot of things in RSA and around - our last weekend trip probably touches Cozy Bay - any tipps are welcome....
We also disliked many things here - but resumee will come at the end
Why not (as a farewell gift) stick to the positive only?MR2-Blue wrote:We also disliked many things here - but resumee will come at the end
Gerhard Fourie
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If you want to shoot somebody, make sure you aim at his head, not your own foot.
Me
Too many to list4ePajero wrote: Why not (as a farewell gift) stick to the positive only?
...I rather like to keep it short and crisp...it won't be more than 3-5 bullet points - so no worries Edit: What about a tip for Cozy Bay - any B&B recommended ?