One of the (many) things that struck me about Namibia was the size of the landscape. Everything towers or is vast and after a while you begin to realise how small we all are in the general scheme of things.
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oh that is for sure, been there once, driving from Swakop via Windhoek to Cape Town…
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It is such a beautiful country! I have also only been there once and it’s on my bucket list to return one day.
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I agree, the sand dunes are so beautiful, as is Windhoek
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Windhoek is a place we didn’t get to see much of but what we did see was lovely. And remarkably clean and rubbish-free – as is most of Namibia!
I loved Swakopmund – it’s like an old European city.
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I haven’t been there…yet, but would love to visit.
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It’s well worth a visit!
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Wow! The color is spectacular!
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Nearly everything I saw there was quite beautiful.
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Great photo, lots of movement.
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Thank you – I am glad you liked them 🙂
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