TransNamib: Dimensions of a Desert. Gabi Christa
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Название: TransNamib: Dimensions of a Desert

Автор: Gabi Christa

Издательство: Автор

Жанр: Книги о Путешествиях

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isbn: 9783939792093

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СКАЧАТЬ Beacons in Outer Space

       Himbas

       Kunene River

       Part 3 Angola

       Immigration and the President

       Social Affairs and Health Systems

       Big Enemies, Small Enemies, the Independence Struggle

       Sports

       Back in the Desert

       Foz do Cunene / Kunene Mouth

       Killing Zone

       Tombua

       Namibe and the Northernmost Extension of the Namib Desert

       The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend

       Lubango

       Huila Plateau and back into the Bush

       Pictures Angola

       Part 4 Namibia / South Africa

       Crocodiles in the Desert

       Kaokoland and Epupa Falls

       Perfected Art of Off-Roading at Van Zyl’s Pass

       Highlights of the Namib Desert

       Lorry Breakdown in Nowhere

       Desert Expedition into the Hoanib

       Back to the Atlantic Ocean

       Cape Cross

       Living and Working in the Desert

       Sesriem and Sossusvlei

       Fish River and Ai-Ais

       Re-entering South Africa

       The Trip of the TransNamib comes full Circle at Port Nolloth

       Pictures Namibia and South Africa

       Supplement:

       Best time to travel

       Itinerary

       Prepare ahead

       Visa

       Vaccinations

       GPS

       Entrance and road fees / fuel costs

       Roadbook and waypoints

       Tyre pressure

       Equipment

       Literature

       The Authors

      Preface

      People living in lush Europe, in general have only a vague idea about travelling in the desert. The word conjures up visions of monotony, adventure and tragedy. Or it is understood that you send someone “into the desert”, in order to punish, eliminate or to humble them. That’s what happened to the scapegoat in the Old Testament. So, why are some folks still attracted to these regions so hostile to man? When I “travelled” the deserts for the first time, my trip took place in my kid’s room back home in Germany. In the novel, “Through the Desert”, I read about the adventures of Kara Ben Nemsi, aka Karl May. The author conveys the above-mentioned pictures. Meanwhile, though, we all know the tale was a product of good old Karl May’s imagination. It was only well after the publication of his works that he visited the scenes of his stories.

      This book does not tell a fictitious story. Nevertheless there is no lack of thrill or the personal touch. It is authentic.

      Before you go on safari, the deserts you have to traverse seem to be difficult obstacles. But when you ask a traveller afterwards what geographic regions СКАЧАТЬ