Spitzkoppe Bushman Paradise

We spent the night bush camping near Spitzkoppe, a huge collection of boulders and rock formed by the collpse of a huge volcano and subsequent erosion.  Spitzkoppe is now called the Matterhorn of Namibia.  The landscape was striking, and reminded us a great deal of Arizona or southern Utah.  There were some bushman rock paintings under one of the ledges, and we had a change to take a look before climbing to the top of the rock behind our campsite.

Photos here.

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Traveling like turtles, slowly and deliberately, Tamara and Donny wander together with no cure for their insatiable wanderlust.