Vincent & Ellen have left the building..

Email Vincent: vincentbrehany@gmail.com                                           Email Ellen:  heavygravelmetal@gmail.com

Thank you, thank you very much!

That’s all folks! For now anyway…
We wish to thank you for following our travels and keeping in touch, it is much appreciated! We hope you enjoyed our blog, we certainly loved being on the road and plan to continue in a year or two.
Cheers!

Paradise City, Guns n’ Pepperspray!

We are adapting quickly ☺

And then….WINDHOEK!

Our new “safe” home.

The calm before the storm..

Back Home!

Namibia, the land of wide open spaces

Namib Naukluft Park

Wasn’t me, I did nothing!!

Living on the edge

Breathtaking!

The Fish River Canyon

Classic dining

Baby you can drive my car

Why don’t they make cars like this anymore?

Drove my Chevy to the levee

We camped a few days at the Canyon Roadhouse and enjoyed the classic old timers scattered in the garden as well as in the restaurant.

And last one

More quiver trees..

Quiver Tree Forest

The green green grass of home..

Beautiful Namibia!

Love hurts

Time for a nap

Waiting her turn

Guarding his meal

Nope

Natural death?

Cute Mongoose

Lazy cheetah

A walk in the park

Puff Adder

Pygmy Falcon

Peeved off Honey Badger

Goshawk stole his mouse, a typical behavior of these birds.

Hard working Honey Badger

Not so innocent goshawks.

Tawny Eagle

The comical Secretary Bird

Kgalagadi

Kgalagadi National Park

Augrabies Fat Dassie

Augrabies Flat Lizard

Twin Falls

The Main Falls

Augrabies National Park

Stunning area, we loved it! Guess that is a stupid comment because if we did not like it and thought it was rubbish, I would not post it on the blog would I?

Keimoes

The old watermill still does its work the traditional way, leading water from the Orange River to the vineyards.

The Stone Church

The Stone Church was completed in 1831 and is the oldest existing mission church still in use north of the Orange River. Reverend Robert Moffat and Doctor David Livingstone also held services here.

Campbell Village “Down Town”

We overnighted in front of Campbell Bazaar, fuel station, post office and general dealer in one, in the center of town surrounded by many historical sites.
It was interesting to find out that the plains zebra was first described here scientifically by early explorer William Burchell and named after him.

Rustfontein Dam

Black-shouldered Kite

Beautiful!

Sterkfontein Dam

A beautiful dam at the foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains.

Sunset

Spioenkop Dam

Arrow- marked Babbler

Spioenkop Dam