by Bernd Grahl | Sep 25, 2013 | Guest Blogger, Tanja Meyer
The Fish River Canyon is an area abundant with geological significance, fauna and flaura and the Canyon Roadhouse is abundant in vintage automobiles and hospitality. Fill up on fuel and food, cool of in the farm style pool and rest in Motel model bedrooms. From the...
by Bernd Grahl | Sep 21, 2013 | Guest Blogger, Tanja Meyer
“Once upon a time a giant snake dwelled in southern Namibia. Every so often it devoured the people’s sheep and goats and so finally they decided to kill the snake. Armed with spears and accompanied by their dogs the men set out for the hunt. They encircled the snake,...
by Bernd Grahl | Sep 18, 2013 | Guest Blogger, Tanja Meyer
Balanced… The Fish River Canyon and the magnificent boulders surrounding Canyon Lodge exude a silent strength. We us humans can only hope that we shape our lives with the wisdom these ancient formations radiate. Stacked and balanced it takes years… here in Fish River...
by Bernd Grahl | May 2, 2013 | Guest Blogger, Miscellaneous, News, Tanja Meyer, Wild Horses
My second cup of coffee before leaving, brings me into contact with a curious and friendly rock squirrel. After his third visit to me sitting on the stoep – pergola I felt honored and thought to name him Mr. Jones. Mr Jones and me had a thing going on… he...
by Bernd Grahl | Apr 30, 2013 | Guest Blogger, Kalahari Farmhouse, Miscellaneous, Tanja Meyer
Situated in the heart of the Kalahari farmlands and thirty minutes drive away from the ancient red dune Kalahari Desert we find fresh produce and a delicious array of cheese and cold meats that can easily be sold in any swanky city delicatessen. The Self Suffiency...
by Bernd Grahl | Apr 24, 2013 | Guest Blogger, Miscellaneous, Tanja Meyer
From the lush tropical heat of the Zanzibar archipelago, Tanzania, Kenya and Lamu archipelago we travel to the brave land, Namibia. The second least populated country in the world, but possibly the friendliest. Fish River Canyon. Photo: Gondwana Collection Okavango...
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