Malawi

And here the mighty lake it was impressive to see a lake that big especially if you're Swiss as our lakes aren't this big, it covers one third of the country if I remember correctly.

This little boy I met at the local school. School is free for children in Malawi and therefore a lot of kids actually attend school which is a great thing.

We went on a village tour, a guided tour and these kids kept us company while we were walking around. They were fun. The waterpumps were build by Canadians and these waterpumps are all over Malawi and provide the Malawians with fresh water so they don't have to walk too far anymore to get water.

That was our nice little beach unfortunately, we couldn't go swimming a lot because mostly it rained while we stayed at lake Malawi but anyway it was a nice beach

Kande beach is where we stayed and this dog kept us company during the rainy days :-)

Zambia Pix...

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And there we go with the Lion's walk...apart from the Gorillas in Uganda, I think that was one of the most impressing things I've done on my journey

Amy and Vishella, they left after Livingstone..unfortunatelly, we missed them a lot...

Chris, Becks, Mick, Els, George and Alex

Ian, Kate, Becks, Chris and Mick

Alexander and Els on the cruise

The Vic Falls were just toooo much, so we needed a Booze Cruise after that ;-)

Somehow we all got through at at the border, I was always surprised by that ;-) and we made our way to the Victoria Falls

It all started with the border crossing

Namibia Part III & Botswana

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Chobe National Park

Welcome to the cruise

Flying over the delta by plane, that's what we saw

A leopard's hunt..yammy isn't it?

Getting ready to spend the night at the Okavango Delta at a bushcamp

Standing in line at the ATM in Maun (I'm not sure anymore) it took hours just to find out that almost no one could get out money because most of the cards weren't accepted :-(

Visiting the bushmen..they're lovely people with a lot of ancient knowledge, incredible

Ghanzi, in this hut I almost spent the night..but after seeing giant ants flying around I changed my mind and stayed in my lovely tent ;-)

Namibia Part II..

Please start from the bottom..as the pictures are once again in the wrong direction..asante sana


And the giraffe..either Twiga or Pundamilia..my brain..my brain

Twiga or was it pundamilia..don't remember..anyway it's Zebras

And the mighty Rhino

Tembo..the elephant

Fisi the Hyena

Etosha National Park..lady Simba

If I remember correctly this is Spitzkoppe..on the way to Etosha National Park

The stinky Seals..I think there's nothing in the world which stinks more than Seals

The crew from left to right, Sam, George and Humphry

My overlander group :-)

Lighthouse in Swakopmund, Namibia. Unfortunatelly, the weather wasn't the best :-(

Welcome To Namibia Part I

We made it to the top..it wasn't easy..was it, Easy? ;-)

Famous Dune 45

And there comes the desert..

The sunset..beautiful isn't it?

Fish River Canyon..

Fish River Canyon..if I remember correctly it's the second biggest in the world

Orange River Campsite..nice isn't it?