Irenenenene

After catching up on some washing, the past few days, and taking some pictures in Windhoek and surrounds, we headed out latish. See the nice, oversized piston to your left? A map, just for consistency Funny: German City names in the middle of nowhere :) Because we were only going to travel to Stampriet, there was not a rush to get going. In Stampriet we again asked for a space at one place, which was full, but found a room at the Historical Guesthouse.   They had a lot of parrots, but even more importantly, they had a porcupine. A baby, mind you, but a porcupine nonetheless. They are quite grumpy, but funny. After taking a dip in the pool, ordering cocktails and an amazing dinner with tipsy tart as dessert, we just fell into bed. Such is holiday and life :0 The sunset was beautiful. The next morning, we decided to book into Kgalagdi, since we had a feeling that they were going to be full. We found a place at Nossob. S

Day 6 -8 The Ai-Ais breakfast was awesome! As with all these places, the buffet is not to be sneezed at. We then headed into the outdoor pool - at least 35 Degrees. That is our kind of temperature. We spent quite a while inside and then tested the ones inside. They were colder :)! Packed our things and headed out. The road was scenic and empty.  We met some tiny wildlife (spot the lizard)  Something that could be wildlife but wasn't ;)  Someone who definitely wasn't wildlife :)  A few dustclouds from fellow travellers   At the Roadside cafe we had a coffee and an Amarula Cheesecake. Yummy  I also almost ook this piece of "wildlife" with me :) Heading into Keetmanshoop we had it on "Mommy authority" that the Quivertree Forest and Giant's Playground was something to still see, so we made the detour. We spent quite a bit of time in the forest in the lovely heat The