The center of the park is the salt pan which is flooded in the wet season. It looked dry but if you try and walk on it you sink past your ankles in mud, good luck trying to find your shoes.
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- Self Portrait With Rock Art
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- We Are Watching You
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- Another Namibian Friend
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- Now Thats a Birds Nest
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- Bird's Nest, No Really, it is a Bird's Nest
- Water Hole, Camp Okaukuejo
- Happy Valentines Day
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- Orecks on the Salt Pan
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