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DAY
8 - DAMARALAND, ROCK PAINTINGS, OUTJO
3 July 2004
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Birds woke us up in the morning in Camp Aba Huab. |
This is a yellow-billed
hornbill. |
We went to see the Bushman
Rockart to Twyfelfontain. |
The bushman painted animals
on rocks and taught their children everything about wild animals. |
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Our guide,
Rebecca explained how the painting were made. |
These are rock engravings,
also made by Bushman people. |
Interesting stone format |
This cave was the home of a Bushman family. |
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White-painted animals on the
darkred rock. |
This painting shows the
typical cross-legged sitting way of Bushman people. |
'Hungry Lion' rock |
We climbed the rocks while
our car was parking down at the ticket office. |
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| This odoriferous tree was used as perfume by Bushman people. | Rocky hills of Damaraland. | Rocky landscape in Damaraland. |
A large termite mould behind the bush. |
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ADULTS
ONLY !
18 An interesting termite mould... :) |
The flat-topped mountains reminded us to the
Monument Valley. |
The most outstanding rock is called Vingerklip (rock finger), which is a well-known landmark of Damaraland. |
Taking video from the top of the car.... |
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A papaya tree |
Outjo is a nice little town in Damaraland. | Elands were standing at the camp entrance gate. |
This is Petersburg Wildcamp (by Jannie and Mim Linde). It was really 'wild' and great to stay there. |
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Two easy steps to set up the tent: STEP # 1 |
Two easy steps to set up the tent: STEP # 2 |
