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Hi, it has been another amazing 2 trips this year! As we decided to go professional now with all our experience, we took some people with us in our T3 Kombi Syncro...apart from the odd mechanical trouble we had an amazing trip! And even those troubles were a big part of the adventure! 1. A...

hell yeah! It was absolutely great! That´s why our Nissan is still in Africa and we always come back! :)

Hi, now...having done nearly 100.000km across Africa in our 1992 Nissan Patrol I must say...what a tough and reliable car, what a wonderful piece of machinery. We just love it! No matter if sand, mud or falling into holes or even getting hit in the side by a minibus, that old thing is tough!

well...actually I could tell you a story about each single one of these photos. :) Thanks for the compliments! will still paste some animal ones...just for the fun of it.

a little extra...going trailclearing with our friends of the 4x4 club Harare...what a special place and what a special week with those loveely people! Unforgettable!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brQpluakzVE&index=4&list=PL-axu7JgjPVT1R__wCRNyzW-O4G0dhuTS

thanks guys! here...for your enjoyment a video about me being a stupid driver! :) I went too slow and in the wrong place. Luckily we had a lot of heavy-weight Sudanese with us! I heaavily dramatized it with music! :D...

Namibia is a great country! Love the solitude!

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I jst couldn´t leave it and paste a few more photos of our trip to North Namibia. It´s a good mix of people, landscapes and animals. Yes, I had to try Mopane worms and washed it down with a big beer watching naked Himbas. :D Enjoy!

then you understand my remark about the bushcamping and being torn to pieces. :D

This year we mainly visited the Southern part of Namibia, this was the first time we visited Ai-Ais and the Fish River Canyon. Also we revisited the Quiver trees and this time saw the Mesosaurus fossils. When comparing to the Quiver tree forest and Giant´s playground, we found it much better to...

nd here some more pics: This last pic was taken after sunset in the Transfrontier Park, Botswanan side...of course, according to Murphy´s law, things happen at the worst possible moment. And so it was. Andrea stood there with a spotlight looking out for predators while I changed...

Hi, well, this year again we travelled to Botswana as we like the emptiness of this country, bushcamping is possible nearly everywhere and people are not aggressive, well educated etc. This time we came in through the Kasane border from Zim, then took Hunters Road down to Pandamatenga, where...

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