ElTango
Property at ElTango Guest farm, Windhoek Namibia
Introductions on the Tarmac
Xander our pilot for most of the trip concentrating on takeoff.
Chase Plane
Our chase plane with most of our overflow camera equipment and luggage follows us closely to Fish River Canyon.
Our pilots having a bit of fun.
Glass cockpit by Garmin,
Landing at Fish River Canyon.
Approaching the landing strip. Yep its that little strip of dirt. It was nice having bush planes fly us from camp to camp. Sure saved a lot of time instead of driving.
Fish River Canyon resort.
All the comforts of home on the edge of a 900 foot cliff.
Fish river canyon chalets.
Great accomodations.
I stayed in the second to last chalet. Awesome views off my patio and a HUGE cliff. No stumbling around in the dark here!
The view from my patio.
Quiver Trees. AKA Kokaboom.
They reminded me of a Dr Suess illustrations.
Desert Oryx
They are like the Deer of Namibia. They taste great too!
Unusual giant bug outside my room.
Sunset
Fish river canyon.
Fish River canyon
The milky way.
Fish River canyon.
Rene setting up for a shot
Bell waiting for us to get out of her way.
Joseph Mina having some fun,
Photo by Curtis Simmons.
Curtis looking for a shot. Trey Ratcliff took this photo on the hike around Fish River canyon.
Piers enjoying the View.
The gang aka "Team Awesome" posing at Fish River canyon.
Leaving fish river canyon, we did a fly over on our way to Luderitz.
There is a lot of uninhabited areas , and some interesting rock formations as we fly over the southern part of Namibia.
THis looked like and ancient volcano that has eroded away over the years. For a sense of scale you can just make out a string of power lines on the right of the picture.
As we approached Luderitz, the terrain became more and more sandy as we reach the outskirts of the Namib Desert.
A real Airport! lol one gate.
