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notiert von Raini am Mittwoch, 26. März 2008 in der Rubrik Namibia
Kullebund
On a camping Tour with clients Kullebund, we will camp in magic places, some without any civilization around, they might be the nicest one after all.
NAMIBIA, South, Sossusvlei, Swakopmund, Etosha and Caprivi
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In my garage I prepare the sleeping gear, clean linnen and the bed roll.
In my garage I prepare the sleeping gear, clean linnen and the bed roll.
In my garage I prepare the sleeping gear, clean linnen and the bed roll.
Now the bed is ready, clean sheet, duvet, cussion, extra blanket for the winter and a towel, now i close it up and roll it up.
Now the bed is ready, clean sheet, duvet, cussion, extra blanket for the winter and a towel, now i close it up and roll it up.
Now the bed is ready, clean sheet, duvet, cussion, extra blanket for the winter and a towel, now i close it up and roll it up.
Finished, the bedrolls are ready to be packed in the car and when we are camping we just need to pump the air matress.
Finished, the bedrolls are ready to be packed in the car and when we are camping we just need to pump the air matress.
Finished, the bedrolls are ready to be packed in the car and when we are camping we just need to pump the air matress.
The car is packed and ready to drive up to Windhoek airport to pick up the clients and star the Safari. There is a fridge, the camping equipment, alarge table and the bedrolls on top.
The car is packed and ready to drive up to Windhoek airport to pick up the clients and star the Safari. There is a fridge, the camping equipment, alarge table and the bedrolls on top.
The car is packed and ready to drive up to Windhoek airport to pick up the clients and star the Safari. There is a fridge, the camping equipment, alarge table and the bedrolls on top.
Keith and Uschi from Windhoek join us at our 1st camping Spot in the Kalahari. Cheers / Skol to a nice holiday.
Keith and Uschi from Windhoek join us at our 1st camping Spot in the Kalahari. Cheers / Skol to a nice holiday.
Keith and Uschi from Windhoek join us at our 1st camping Spot in the Kalahari. Cheers / Skol to a nice holiday.
Welcome to a cold namibia, a cold front is hitting the sub continent and gives us the shivers.
Welcome to a cold namibia, a cold front is hitting the sub continent and gives us the shivers.
Welcome to a cold namibia, a cold front is hitting the sub continent and gives us the shivers.
Skol!
Skol!
Skol!
Camp is set up.
Camp is set up.
Camp is set up.
the 1.st evening in the Kalahari, it gets nice and cold.
the 1.st evening in the Kalahari, it gets nice and cold.
the 1.st evening in the Kalahari, it gets nice and cold.
Dinner is ready, Boerewors and Pap, typical food of southern africa.
Dinner is ready, Boerewors and Pap, typical food of southern africa.
Dinner is ready, Boerewors and Pap, typical food of southern africa.
The next morning it was -3° C, very cold when camping. Ice crysals on the roof of the car and other places.
The next morning it was -3° C, very cold when camping. Ice crysals on the roof of the car and other places.
The next morning it was -3° C, very cold when camping. Ice crysals on the roof of the car and other places.
Taking the tents down and getting ready to pack the car.
Taking the tents down and getting ready to pack the car.
Taking the tents down and getting ready to pack the car.
Our camp in the Kalahari, packing up .
Our camp in the Kalahari, packing up .
Our camp in the Kalahari, packing up .
Ostrich on the run in the namib desert
Ostrich on the run in the namib desert
Ostrich on the run in the namib desert
We take a drive through the dunes in NamibRand nature reserve.
We take a drive through the dunes in NamibRand nature reserve.
We take a drive through the dunes in NamibRand nature reserve.
Oryx Antilope in the nice landscape.
Oryx Antilope in the nice landscape.
Oryx Antilope in the nice landscape.
in the car.
in the car.
in the car.
in the namib desert.
in the namib desert.
in the namib desert.
Oryx Antilope, waiting for a chance to drink water.
Oryx Antilope, waiting for a chance to drink water.
Oryx Antilope, waiting for a chance to drink water.
back to our camp. NamibRand.
back to our camp. NamibRand.
back to our camp. NamibRand.
Pitching up the tent at Sesriem Campsite.
Pitching up the tent at Sesriem Campsite.
Pitching up the tent at Sesriem Campsite.
Blowing up the air matresses with a little pump. Our bed rolls
Blowing up the air matresses with a little pump. Our bed rolls
Blowing up the air matresses with a little pump. Our bed rolls
a walk along sesriem canyon in the late afternoon.
a walk along sesriem canyon in the late afternoon.
a walk along sesriem canyon in the late afternoon.
Down into the canyon.
Down into the canyon.
Down into the canyon.
nice rock formations.
nice rock formations.
nice rock formations.
early morning to the big dunes of sossusvlei.
early morning to the big dunes of sossusvlei.
early morning to the big dunes of sossusvlei.
a little snack before we go.
a little snack before we go.
a little snack before we go.
Kullebund and Simonsen in NAMIBIA and the dunes of Sossusvlei.
Kullebund and Simonsen in NAMIBIA and the dunes of Sossusvlei.
Kullebund and Simonsen in NAMIBIA and the dunes of Sossusvlei.
along the edge of a dune, great view.
along the edge of a dune, great view.
along the edge of a dune, great view.
We are in the sossusvlei area.
We are in the sossusvlei area.
We are in the sossusvlei area.
on the way to “Raini's Vlei”, here we are all alone, that is how a person should experience the desert, not with hunders of other people.
on the way to “Raini's Vlei”, here we are all alone, that is how a person should experience the desert, not with hunders of other people.
on the way to “Raini's Vlei”, here we are all alone, that is how a person should experience the desert, not with hunders of other people.
Areal view from a dune, an oryx with its shade.
Areal view from a dune, an oryx with its shade.
Areal view from a dune, an oryx with its shade.
We take a nap on the dunes.
We take a nap on the dunes.
We take a nap on the dunes.
fast asleep.
fast asleep.
fast asleep.
taking a walk over a vlei, a dried out lake.
taking a walk over a vlei, a dried out lake.
taking a walk over a vlei, a dried out lake.
This is it.
This is it.
This is it.
Our camp at Tsondap valley, dunes in the distance.
Our camp at Tsondap valley, dunes in the distance.
Our camp at Tsondap valley, dunes in the distance.
The kitchen or fireplace, a chicken stew is being prepared.
The kitchen or fireplace, a chicken stew is being prepared.
The kitchen or fireplace, a chicken stew is being prepared.
Our “dining room” with a view.
Our “dining room” with a view.
Our “dining room” with a view.
enjoying the afternoon after a shower.
enjoying the afternoon after a shower.
enjoying the afternoon after a shower.
Night sky with the earths shade.
Night sky with the earths shade.
Night sky with the earths shade.
in winter it gets cold on the tropic of capricorn, in summer its hot as hell. On the way to the coast.
in winter it gets cold on the tropic of capricorn, in summer its hot as hell. On the way to the coast.
in winter it gets cold on the tropic of capricorn, in summer its hot as hell. On the way to the coast.
On the road again, we leave Swakop and are in the moonlanscape.
On the road again, we leave Swakop and are in the moonlanscape.
On the road again, we leave Swakop and are in the moonlanscape.
Here we look at some lichen, we have up to 200 different ones in the Namib Desert, that is quite special.
Here we look at some lichen, we have up to 200 different ones in the Namib Desert, that is quite special.
Here we look at some lichen, we have up to 200 different ones in the Namib Desert, that is quite special.
Our campsite at Spitzkoppe, between some rocks, “Hard Rock cafe”
Our campsite at Spitzkoppe, between some rocks, “Hard Rock cafe”
Our campsite at Spitzkoppe, between some rocks, “Hard Rock cafe”
Dinner is served in “ hard Rock cafe”, Gulash and Macaroni and salad.
Dinner is served in “ hard Rock cafe”, Gulash and Macaroni and salad.
Dinner is served in “ hard Rock cafe”, Gulash and Macaroni and salad.
Doing the dishes, kitchen chores need to be done.
Doing the dishes, kitchen chores need to be done.
Doing the dishes, kitchen chores need to be done.
Arch Rock.
Arch Rock.
Arch Rock.
Arch rock and Spitzkoppe in the back.
Arch rock and Spitzkoppe in the back.
Arch rock and Spitzkoppe in the back.
Coming through a narrow gap.
Coming through a narrow gap.
Coming through a narrow gap.
Sundowner at Brandberg. It is now nice and warm again, the cold front has passed the country.
Sundowner at Brandberg. It is now nice and warm again, the cold front has passed the country.
Sundowner at Brandberg. It is now nice and warm again, the cold front has passed the country.
Alfons, our guide at Brandberg explains the brandberg acaia.
Alfons, our guide at Brandberg explains the brandberg acaia.
Alfons, our guide at Brandberg explains the brandberg acaia.
The pods of “wild cotton” , used to clean ears, make ear buds.
The pods of “wild cotton” , used to clean ears, make ear buds.
The pods of “wild cotton” , used to clean ears, make ear buds.
The paintings at Maack shelter at the “white Lady”
The paintings at Maack shelter at the “white Lady”
The paintings at Maack shelter at the “white Lady”
Leopard spoor, his tracks on our footpath !
Leopard spoor, his tracks on our footpath !
Leopard spoor, his tracks on our footpath !
a yellow billed hornbill at our Ugab campground
a yellow billed hornbill at our Ugab campground
a yellow billed hornbill at our Ugab campground
Rock engravings at Twyfelfontein.
Rock engravings at Twyfelfontein.
Rock engravings at Twyfelfontein.
chemical erosion on some dolomite stones at “Wondergat”
chemical erosion on some dolomite stones at “Wondergat”
chemical erosion on some dolomite stones at “Wondergat”
camp Xaragu should be named “ Moskito Camp”, that would be more apropriate.
camp Xaragu should be named “ Moskito Camp”, that would be more apropriate.
camp Xaragu should be named “ Moskito Camp”, that would be more apropriate.
the sun sets over Damaraland.
the sun sets over Damaraland.
the sun sets over Damaraland.
Dinner is served, this time Spagetti Bolognaise, that makes the girls happy.
Dinner is served, this time Spagetti Bolognaise, that makes the girls happy.
Dinner is served, this time Spagetti Bolognaise, that makes the girls happy.
At a rubbing stone for Elefants and Rhino, in the dersert.
At a rubbing stone for Elefants and Rhino, in the dersert.
At a rubbing stone for Elefants and Rhino, in the dersert.
We found the “desert adapted elefants” in the Huab riverbed, thats good luck.
We found the “desert adapted elefants” in the Huab riverbed, thats good luck.
We found the “desert adapted elefants” in the Huab riverbed, thats good luck.
an elefant mom reaching for the high branches
an elefant mom reaching for the high branches
an elefant mom reaching for the high branches
Now its time to pump the tyres again, we had to deflate them to be able to drive in the tick sand of the Huab riverbed.
Now its time to pump the tyres again, we had to deflate them to be able to drive in the tick sand of the Huab riverbed.
Now its time to pump the tyres again, we had to deflate them to be able to drive in the tick sand of the Huab riverbed.
a picnic in a mopane forest on the way to Grootberg Pass
a picnic in a mopane forest on the way to Grootberg Pass
a picnic in a mopane forest on the way to Grootberg Pass
Himba ladies close to our camp site.
Himba ladies close to our camp site.
Himba ladies close to our camp site.
Himba ladies close to our camp site.
Himba ladies close to our camp site.
Himba ladies close to our camp site.
Duncans Camp site close to Kamanjab and our ex farm. set amongst granit koppies.
Duncans Camp site close to Kamanjab and our ex farm. set amongst granit koppies.
Duncans Camp site close to Kamanjab and our ex farm. set amongst granit koppies.
Today we are in Etosha National Park, here we see a Kori Bustard.
Today we are in Etosha National Park, here we see a Kori Bustard.
Today we are in Etosha National Park, here we see a Kori Bustard.
The lions don't want to give way to easy.
The lions don't want to give way to easy.
The lions don't want to give way to easy.
Then we saw some bat Eared Fox.
Then we saw some bat Eared Fox.
Then we saw some bat Eared Fox.
Elefant and Giraffe.
Elefant and Giraffe.
Elefant and Giraffe.
Here the lion gets chased by the elefant
Here the lion gets chased by the elefant
Here the lion gets chased by the elefant
The lion isbehind the elefant. Tomorrow we are on our way to Namutoni, at the moment the family is at the waterhole that is light by spotlights and there are more than 30 elefants.
The lion isbehind the elefant. Tomorrow we are on our way to Namutoni, at the moment the family is at the waterhole that is light by spotlights and there are more than 30 elefants.
The lion isbehind the elefant. Tomorrow we are on our way to Namutoni, at the moment the family is at the waterhole that is light by spotlights and there are more than 30 elefants.
Today 22 nd July we see these Oryx antilope on a early morning drive, later lions, elefants and much more.
Today 22 nd July we see these Oryx antilope on a early morning drive, later lions, elefants and much more.
Today 22 nd July we see these Oryx antilope on a early morning drive, later lions, elefants and much more.
Gnu and Zebra on migration from west to east Etosha. Today is Mathildas 14 th birthday and we saw more than 100 giraff.
Gnu and Zebra on migration from west to east Etosha. Today is Mathildas 14 th birthday and we saw more than 100 giraff.
Gnu and Zebra on migration from west to east Etosha. Today is Mathildas 14 th birthday and we saw more than 100 giraff.
hei pappa og alle hjemme i Norge! I dag har jeg feiret bursdagen min med löver, elefanter og sjiraffer:)
hei pappa og alle hjemme i Norge! I dag har jeg feiret bursdagen min med löver, elefanter og sjiraffer:)
hei pappa og alle hjemme i Norge! I dag har jeg feiret bursdagen min med löver, elefanter og sjiraffer:)
kodu stek til middag og arabisk shampagne:)
kodu stek til middag og arabisk shampagne:)
kodu stek til middag og arabisk shampagne:)
Breakfast, once in a while we have a hot breakfast like this.
Breakfast, once in a while we have a hot breakfast like this.
Breakfast, once in a while we have a hot breakfast like this.
At popa Falls on the okavango River, noe we left the dry part of Namibia, its water and forest.
At popa Falls on the okavango River, noe we left the dry part of Namibia, its water and forest.
At popa Falls on the okavango River, noe we left the dry part of Namibia, its water and forest.
Popa Falls on the Okavango.
Popa Falls on the Okavango.
Popa Falls on the Okavango.
On the Kwando river we see this.
On the Kwando river we see this.
On the Kwando river we see this.
We do a boat trip with Dan “ the river man”
We do a boat trip with Dan “ the river man”
We do a boat trip with Dan “ the river man”
A late birthday flower.
A late birthday flower.
A late birthday flower.
Along the Okavango in the Buffalow Park we see lots of birds, like this wattled crane.
Along the Okavango in the Buffalow Park we see lots of birds, like this wattled crane.
Along the Okavango in the Buffalow Park we see lots of birds, like this wattled crane.
Its an overcast day and even the hippo are out in the open.
Its an overcast day and even the hippo are out in the open.
Its an overcast day and even the hippo are out in the open.
and theese Kudu.
and theese Kudu.
and theese Kudu.
Here they sit in their tent on their bedrolls, enough space for the luggage as well. tonight is the last night camping, the tour is nearly over, all wnet well. Right now we hear hippos on the Caprivi side. the frogs are crocking and we had beef sirloin steaks .
Here they sit in their tent on their bedrolls, enough space for the luggage as well. tonight is the last night camping, the tour is nearly over, all wnet well. Right now we hear hippos on the Caprivi side. the frogs are crocking and we had beef sirloin steaks .
Here they sit in their tent on their bedrolls, enough space for the luggage as well. tonight is the last night camping, the tour is nearly over, all wnet well. Right now we hear hippos on the Caprivi side. the frogs are crocking and we had beef sirloin steaks .
a reedbuck female in Mahangu Park.
a reedbuck female in Mahangu Park.
a reedbuck female in Mahangu Park.
Roan antilpoe, the second heaviest antilope we have, very rare animal , we are lucky to see it at the end of our trip.
Roan antilpoe, the second heaviest antilope we have, very rare animal , we are lucky to see it at the end of our trip.
Roan antilpoe, the second heaviest antilope we have, very rare animal , we are lucky to see it at the end of our trip.
The last night of our safari, we sleep in a Guest farm.
The last night of our safari, we sleep in a Guest farm.
The last night of our safari, we sleep in a Guest farm.
This is Ghaub Guest Farm.com in the Otavi Bergland, nice view over the Vast african continent.
This is Ghaub Guest Farm.com in the Otavi Bergland, nice view over the Vast african continent.
This is Ghaub Guest Farm.com in the Otavi Bergland, nice view over the Vast african continent.
This was an old mission station in the german days, the rooms are big and spacious.
This was an old mission station in the german days, the rooms are big and spacious.
This was an old mission station in the german days, the rooms are big and spacious.
Oh so nice after camping for 2 weeks, but we will miss all the sounds of the african nights, the hippo, elefant and the lion roar from last night. You can't have it all, but most of it if you come on tour with me and Namib Enviro Tours cc. Visit me at .com or contanct me at rbecker(at)iway.na
Oh so nice after camping for 2 weeks, but we will miss all the sounds of the african nights, the hippo, elefant and the lion roar from last night. You can't have it all, but most of it if you come on tour with me and Namib Enviro Tours cc. Visit me at .com or contanct me at rbecker(at)iway.na
Oh so nice after camping for 2 weeks, but we will miss all the sounds of the african nights, the hippo, elefant and the lion roar from last night. You can't have it all, but most of it if you come on tour with me and Namib Enviro Tours cc. Visit me at .com or contanct me at rbecker(at)iway.na
Here the route, we did 5000 km and no hick up at all !!! The most scary animal was a MOUSE , can you believe it ? So, thank you for going on Safari with Namib Enviro Tours cc.
Here the route, we did 5000 km and no hick up at all !!! The most scary animal was a MOUSE , can you believe it ? So, thank you for going on Safari with Namib Enviro Tours cc.
Here the route, we did 5000 km and no hick up at all !!! The most scary animal was a MOUSE , can you believe it ? So, thank you for going on Safari with Namib Enviro Tours cc.
 
 

27 Reaktionen zu “Fotos”

  1. MªCarmen Tizón
    Am 11. Juli 2008 um 01:38 Uhr

    Lieber Raini: Vor einem Jahr traten wir auf die rote Duenen Sossuvleis in Deiner Begleitung auf. Deine Erklaerungen haben uns geholfen, jene schoenen und geheimnisvollen Laender Namibiens zu verstehen. Ihre Erinnerung ist immer mit deiner Person verbunden. Vielleicht eines Tages ruft uns der Zauber der Wueste wieder, und wir kommen nach Afrika zurueck.

    Kuesse

    Carmen

    Lugo, Spanien

  2. Jürgen Müller
    Am 11. September 2008 um 11:06 Uhr

    Hallo Friedrun,
    wir haben Eure ersten Bilder gesehen.Ingrid und ich wünschen
    Dir und Deinen Mitreisenden eine erlebnisreiche Reise.
    Viele Grüße von

    Ingrid und Jürgen

  3. Susi
    Am 11. September 2008 um 20:35 Uhr

    Liebe Güße an Mama Jäde, alles wohlauf hier, herrliche Bilder!!!!!

  4. Lutz Jäde
    Am 12. September 2008 um 09:14 Uhr

    Hallo Mama, Raini + der Rest der Gruppe,

    viele Grüße aus München. Das sind ja wunderbare Bilder, die eine tolle Stimmung vermitteln. Die Rest-Familie Jäde wünscht noch eine gute Reise!!!

    Liebe Grüße, Lutz und Familie

  5. Schroeder
    Am 14. September 2008 um 19:07 Uhr

    Ich finde es großartig, dass man die Reise auf diese Art verfolgen kann. Besonders schön finde ich es, weil ich selbst schon vor ca 18 jahren dort war. Weiter so!!
    Herzliche Grüße an alle- besonders aber an Friedrun

  6. Michael Jäde
    Am 14. September 2008 um 19:31 Uhr

    Wunderschöne Fotos, wir erblassen vor Neid. Gruß an Friedrun von ihrem Sohn Michael!

  7. Schroeder
    Am 18. September 2008 um 18:02 Uhr

    da hat es wohl das erste Mal mit meinem kleinen Kommentar nicht geklappt. Neugierig halte ich nach neuen Bildern Ausschau. Es gefällt mir, so die Reise begleiten zu können. Herzliche Grüße Hildburg Schroeder

  8. Friedrun Jäde
    Am 3. Oktober 2008 um 12:14 Uhr

    hallo Raini, ich gucke immer wieder gern die Bilder von unserer wunderbaren Reise an. Zu und zu schön! Einige meiner Freunde und der Familie haben auch Kommentare geschrieben, kann man die mal zu sehen bekommen? (Wenn nicht, ist es auch nicht so tragisch).
    Liebe Grüße
    Friedrun

  9. Lutz
    Am 3. Oktober 2008 um 18:07 Uhr

    Abschiedslied unserer September-Tour für Raini
    nach dem Lied “Vogelhochzeit”
    1. 4 Dresdner wollten Urlaub machen in dem schönen Afrika.
    Refrain: Fidirallala, fidirallala, fidirallallallalla.
    2. Sie luden sich Andrea ein, nun waren sie nicht so allein.
    3. Dazu kam Friedrun und Margret. die kam doch wirklich fast zu spät.
    4. Der Raini war der Reiseleiter, Witzerzähler und so weiter
    5. Der Raini und der Elefant, die sind im Namib wohl bekannt.
    6. Drum haben wir ‘ne Tour gebucht, wo Raini hat die Lodg’s gesucht.
    7. In Swakopmund der Raini wohnt, da hat sich der Besuch gelohnt.
    8. Der VW-Bus sieht spitze aus, da ging es immer REIN UND RAUS.
    9. Die Steppe ist nicht Afrika, das ist uns allen sonnenklar.
    10. Von Namib bis nach Botswana, Motive waren immer da.
    11. Mit etwas Glück und viel Verstand der Raini einen Leo fand.
    12. Ein Picknick mit dem Kla~ptisch, das ist ja so gemü~tlich.
    13. Das Friedhuhn hat ‘nen Witz gemacht, der Raini hat gar sehr gelacht.
    14. Der Gashahn und der Suppentopf, die brachten Lutz fast um den Kopf.
    15. Einbaum fahren macht viel Spaß, Tilo der war pitschenass.
    16. Die Trixi sah ein Spinnennetz, das hat ihr einen Schreck versetzt.
    17. Die Ina wurde Omama und findet Liam wunderbar.
    18. Die Friedrun führt die Truppe an, sehr lautstark steht sie ihren Mann.
    19. Andrea ist der Vet’rinär, da hab’n ’s nicht nur die Tiere schwer.
    20. Die Margret sah man selten spät, um 9 Uhr sie ins Bette geht.
    21. Die Nacht war kalt, das Flusspferd laut, wir hab’n uns nicht vor’s Zelt getraut.
    22. Die Reise die war wunderschön, dem Raini herzlich Dankeschön.

  10. Friedrich & Brigitte
    Am 3. Oktober 2008 um 20:27 Uhr

    Lieber Raini,
    vielen Dank für die Bilder, gedanklich sind wir sowieso mit auf der Reise, aber so haben wir auch eine schöne online Dokumentation dazu. Unsere Sehnsucht nach Afrika ist im Steigflug! Wir wünschen euch allen eine wunderbare Zeit und grüssen aus der mittlerweile herbstlichen Schweiz (8°C) ganz herzlich,
    Brigitte & Friedrich

  11. vreny bommer
    Am 13. Oktober 2008 um 18:32 Uhr

    diese bilder sind ein wunderschöner feriengruss lieben dank vreny

  12. Margret Lange
    Am 13. Oktober 2008 um 18:58 Uhr

    Hallo Raini, so gerne wäre ich wieder dabei. Es war wirklich eine wunderbare Reise mit Dir. Viel Spaß noch - aber so nett wie wir können diese Gäste nicht sein.

  13. vreny bommer
    Am 14. Oktober 2008 um 13:23 Uhr

    danke wunderschön vreny

  14. Friedrun Jäde
    Am 19. Oktober 2008 um 18:16 Uhr

    hallo Raini,
    ich gucke immer wieder gern die schönen Fotos auf unserer Namiblog-Seite ein. Zu und zu schön!
    Einige meiner Freunde und Verwandten haben auch Kommentare geschrieben, kann man die mal zu sehehn bekommen?

  15. Jütte Stephan
    Am 26. Oktober 2008 um 21:31 Uhr

    Hallo zusammen!
    Vreny hat mir den Link geschickt! Da kann man im kalt-windigen Berlin echt neidisch werden… Tolle Fotos, tolle Landschaft, beeindruckende Tiere - kein Wunder, dass ihr dabei so glücklich wirkt!
    Lieber Gruss
    Stephan

  16. Udo Wartke
    Am 27. Oktober 2008 um 20:19 Uhr

    Hi Friedrun, ” Deltaqueen”, das sind starke Bilder. Dass eine Gruppe von 7 eine “Gruppe ” ist, das ist schon erstaunlich.-Internet macht schlau: Da lernst du was !…Auf viele neue Reisen, ggf. als ” Gruppenfuehrerin”- Die Welt ist gross…..VG Udo, HH

  17. Ines und Norbert
    Am 13. November 2008 um 06:49 Uhr

    Hallo an alle in der Gruppe Weiss und Rani,
    wir haben gerade die ersten Bilder beguckt, neugierig wie wir sind. Aber wo sind denn die Loewen, Cheethas, Elephanten etc? Schafe haben wir in Australien auch!! ;-)
    Weiterhin viel Spass Euch allen
    aus dem nicht mehr ganz so fernen Perth
    Ines und Norbert

  18. Ines und Norbert
    Am 17. November 2008 um 11:07 Uhr

    Es ist toll Eure Reise so verfolgen zu koennen. Bin nicht sicher ob Ihr den Kommentar ueberhaupt bekommt, denn mein letzter vom 13.11. ist immer noch nicht “freigegeben” worden. Aber in Gedanken sind wir bei Euch!Weiterhin viel Spass Euch allen!
    Ines und Norbert

  19. Ines und Norbert
    Am 25. November 2008 um 15:47 Uhr

    Tolle Fotos, schade dass wir nicht dabei sein konnten!

  20. Susi
    Am 2. Januar 2009 um 21:59 Uhr

    Wunderschöne Photos !!! Mein Herz tut weh , ich möchte gern nochmal dort sein.Vielecht nachstes Jahr .
    Susi aus Ungarn

  21. Gerd Braue
    Am 30. Januar 2009 um 20:43 Uhr

    Hallo Friedrun,
    hätten Dich wohl bald getroffen, waren vom 28.9.bis 18.10.2008 in Namibia (Etosha, Caprivi), Botswana(Chobe National Park)und kurz in Simbabwe (Viktoria Fälle)
    mit kleiner Gruppe, allerdings weniger naturnah. Zurück ging es über Maun, wo wir diesmal den Okawango überflogen haben und dafür keine Einbaumfahrt unternahmen(waren das erste Mal in 1976 dort). Es ist wohl die schönste Ecke in ganz Südafrika wie man auch an Deinen Aufnahmen sehen kann. Treffen uns im Februar und können uns austauschen.

  22. Herta Bassauer
    Am 16. April 2009 um 13:39 Uhr

    Hallo Raini,

    ich bin auch gerade dabei, meine Bilder zu bearbeiten und denke an die herrliche Reise zurück mit Dir durch Deine Heimat. Herzlichen Dank für Deine gute Führung. Es war genau das, was wir wollten, viel gesehen, immer auch etwas Ruhe, die vielen Sundowners, die Einblicke in das Leben zu deutscher Zeit und in der Gegenwart. es hat alles gestimmt. Mit Couson Ulrich und Cousine Jutta habe ich auch schon ausführlich telefoniert.

    Gruß - Herta und Karl

  23. Doris Schösser
    Am 31. August 2009 um 20:27 Uhr

    Hallo Raini,

    zuerst möchte ich mich bei meiner Freundin Herta für die tolle Planung bedanken. Sie hat sich viel Mühe gemacht, dafür war es auch ein Traumurlaub. Kann mich Herta und Karl nur anschließen. Mit Ingrid (sie kommt aus Namibia und wohnt jetzt in München) haben wir kürzlich die Bilder betrachtet. Zu vielen Fotos konnte sie uns was erzählen und Heimweh schwang in der Stimme mit. Kann ich jetzt verstehen, da ich so vieles von Dir über Land und Leute gelernt habe.
    Du hast und so vieles gezeigt und erklärt. Vielen, vielen Dank und liebe Grüße auch an Deine Frau.
    München grüßt Namibia

  24. Ulrich Barth
    Am 26. März 2010 um 22:54 Uhr

    Hallo Raini,
    die Reise mit Dir und Lutti war einfach taumhaft schön, was nicht zuletzt auch durch Deine fantastischen Bilder zum Ausdruck kommt. Wir durchstreiften mit den beiden Bussen die unendlichen Weiten Namibias und konnten viel über Land und Leute erfahren. Bewundert haben wir immer wieder Deine Sachkenntnis zu Flora und Fauna sowie zur Geologie und den Gestirnen. Einen besonderen Reiz hatte für uns der Besuch der Familienfarm Chairos, den der Bruder meiner Großmutter, d.h. Dein Großvater gegründet hatte.
    Das wir all das erleben durften, dafür möchte ich Dir,als unser hervorragender Guide ganz herzlich danken.
    Liebe Grüße
    Ulrich im Namen der Reisegruppe Barth

  25. andrea
    Am 15. April 2010 um 23:25 Uhr

    Hi Mum!
    Hab die Photos gesehen und denke dir gehts gut. Das Bild in der Hängematte ist super. Hoffe, du erholst dich vom Reisefieber und bekommst keines dazu
    Bussi Andrea

  26. andrea glaser
    Am 16. April 2010 um 23:40 Uhr

    Hi Mum!
    Hoffe, du hast wunderschöne bilder schon gemacht. bei uns in mitteleuropa sind alle flughäfen gesperrt: vulkanausbruch in island. hoffe die lage wird bis zu eurer rückkehr besser.
    Bussi andrea

  27. Kurt
    Am 18. April 2010 um 20:17 Uhr

    an Onkel Dieter, Helga und Lindioma (Gruppe Weissensteiner)!

    Wir haben die ersten Fotos gesehen, sieht ganz toll aus freuen uns für Euch. Liebe Grüße von daheim…

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