Petroglyphs at Twyfelfontein, Namibia ("Doubtful Fountain")
Canoeing on the Orange River (natural border between Namibia and South Africa)
One night, as we sat around the campfire, we suddenly noticed a scorpion scurrying around trying to find a warm spot for the night. Apparently the small pincers and long tail mean that this little one is very poisonous. I'm grateful that I never found one in my sleeping bag. I also wore my flipflops more often after this.
Our brilliant guide Johannes who managed to catch this yellow fish using only sweetcorn and a piece of wire.
Scenic view of the Orange River
Canoeing on the Orange River (natural border between Namibia and South Africa)
One night, as we sat around the campfire, we suddenly noticed a scorpion scurrying around trying to find a warm spot for the night. Apparently the small pincers and long tail mean that this little one is very poisonous. I'm grateful that I never found one in my sleeping bag. I also wore my flipflops more often after this.
Our brilliant guide Johannes who managed to catch this yellow fish using only sweetcorn and a piece of wire.
Scenic view of the Orange River
posted by Sinéad at 4:31 PM
2 Comments:
wow sinead! i can't believe you saw a scorpion, yikes! i just emailed you but i should have read your blog first, it's fascinating!
love nic x
p.s it's so nice to see the pics of capte town, i'm jealous! it's really so beautiful - bet you're missing your cake diet! hehe!
nic x
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