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| Namibia was out next stop. We stopped in Swapokmund to see some amazing German colonial architecture. Can you guess what this building was used for? Probably not, so I will tell you. It is the prison! |
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| There were a lot of birds in Walvis Bay where we docked. We were off looking for a huge group of flamingos, but first found these guys. |
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| Our next stop was the dunes. On the LONG road trip there we crossed the Tropic of Capricorn. Here is the proof! |
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| We arrived at the dunes right at sunrise. The sand was a beautiful red! |
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| Here is Sossusvlei |
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We then climbed to the top of a dune. It was hard work, but well worth the view.
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| The dry lake bed is filled with acacia trees that have been dead over 500 years! |
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| On our way back to Walvis Bay we stopped to take a look at the "moon" lanscape! |
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| We also stopped to take a look at some Welwitschia, the national plant of Namibia. They can live to be well over 1000 years old. |
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