Leaving Spitzkoppe, we to the coast today, via the Cape Cross Seal Colony. Which is a seal colony. At Cape Cross. It's birthing season, so there are loads of babies about, and loads of animals bumping uglies. And it all stinks of fish. AWESOME!

Spitzkoppe in Namibia: giant granite blocks sticking out of the earth. The landscape is awe inspiring. It really is like the another planet. Didn't really do a lot, as it's really desolate, but a stunning part of the world! Tonight is another bush camp, sleeping outside under the stars. No need for a tent.

Etosha National Park in Namibia, and we're here for two nights. The game viewing is awesome. The first night, we were watching a waterhole at dusk, when a herd of elephants came out of the setting sun, and played in the waterhole. After they left, three black rhino came down to drink. Two adults, and a baby. WE then watched a lioness stalk the baby rhino - as it she even had a chance! The second night wasn't as good, but it was still fun.

Today, we rolled up to Windhoek, capital of Namibia. Not much to report - we stayed in a hostel, and went our for dinner. Dinner was at Joe's Beerhouse in Windhoek, which sells a lot of game meat. I went for a springbok kebab, which was awesome. Jacklyn had potatoes or something...I wasn't paying attention...I had springbok in front of me!!