The camp solved the problem of swimming with the Crocodiles and Hippos by building a cage for humans. It was great in the heat of the day to be able to swim with no worries.
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- Self Portrait With Rock Art
- Rock Art
- We Are Watching You
- I'm Still Watching You
- I'm Watching You Too
- Oops
- I'm also watching you
- Another Namibian Friend
- My Namibian Friend
- I'm Watching You
- Now Thats a Birds Nest
- Zebra Tracks
- First Zebras, Then Come the Elephants
- Elephants at Namatoni Water Hole
- Bird's Nest, No Really, it is a Bird's Nest
- Water Hole, Camp Okaukuejo
- Happy Valentines Day
- Sunset, Etosha National Park
- Water Hole, Etosha
- Orecks on the Salt Pan
- Camp Namatoni
- Old Elephant
- Namibian Air Force
- Hippo and Croc Cage
- Camp Shower
- Camp at Ngepi, Namibia
- Village on the Delta
- Sunset in the Delta
- Hipos
- Papyrus Plant
- Guide
- Hey this isn't hard, until you tipover
- Headed for Camp
- Home Sweet Home, on Island in the Delta
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