It's 11AM and I've just started on my 2nd beer. I got into Ai-Ais about 9:30AM. It's a nice spot with a big bar that conveniently opens at 10AM, though not many people are around to join me. I've definitely hit Namibia in the low season.
I didn't sleep so well last night, the sand felt as hard as concrete and I just lay right. I can't blame the evening though, another blissfully starry sky. I used the 'Southern Cross' to work out where I was heading today. It made me feel like a ship's navigator out at sea. The hike this morning was one of reflection. I didn't have a map to distract me so I let my mind continue to drift off in thought. The river crossings were also of a peaceful nature, gone the battles of the days prior. I decided to attempt this canyon on a bit of a whim and it's rewarded me greatly.
Some thing's in life you plan to enjoy.... other things you just enjoy, no plan.
Last morning in the canyon
Wild horse at dawn
A drink to success
18 notches cut - 1 for each river crossing.
2 comments:
Well Done Tim... I am seriously impressed with you completing that adventure... me - I would have been scared out of my mind!!!!
WELL DONE TIMMY B!!!
I think that Air Land Sea bag is watching over you.Keep walking strong!
Ps: I think that river just needed a pinch of GAAAAA'AAAAAALIC
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