April, 25 2023 in
history
The many lives of a Bedford truck
On my journeys around Namibia, I sometimes spot an old Bedford truck abandoned in the...
April, 7 2023 in
adventure,
Flora and Fauna
A tribute to mules
‘The mule always appears to me a most surprising animal. That a hybrid should possess...
April, 4 2023 in
Upcycling at its best
Upcycling
Interesting items gain a second life when they are found to be useful. I had to...
March, 28 2023 in
Grave Matters
Grave Matters – Honouring our grader operators
I’ve always been grateful to our grader operators, who keep the Namibian gravel roads in...
March, 17 2023 in
landscape namibia
Roter Kamm – Namibia’s unknown crater
Unknown to most, a massive crater lies in the Tsau //Khaeb (Sperrgebiet) National Park,...
March, 15 2023 in
history
Remembering dairy days
One of my childhood memories is the early-morning delivery van dropping off milk from the...
March, 14 2023 in
people,
What’s in a name?
What’s in a name? – ‘No woman, no cry’
I love meeting Namibia’s people. In Lüderitz a few days ago I had the good fortune of...
March, 10 2023 in
adventure,
history
For the love of a Vaaljapie – The best little tractor around
One of my fondest memories is sitting on my father’s lap while he drove his Vaaljapie...
March, 7 2023 in
Upcycling at its best
Upcycling at its best
Namibia’s donkey carts are the 4x4s of rural Namibia. I came across this wonderful...
February, 28 2023 in
What’s in a name?
What’s in a name?
We can take a guess that the ‘Best Gloomy House’ shebeen near Rundu is poorly lit indoors...
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