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Old Jul 30, 2017 | 12:33 am
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DanielW
 
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Dubai
Posts: 3,300
Originally Posted by ESFLYER95
Just WOW!
You never disappoint DanielW. Some of those shots from the helicopter are stunning. After reading about Nambia the other day and reading this report it is now firmly on this list.
Thanks for a enjoyable report!
Thank you, ESFLYER95. You'll definitely have to head to Namibia. The heli-flight is a great option too to see some amazing scenery.
Originally Posted by superhelsinki
DanielW, I have been your fan for a long time but this trip report looks even more stunning than the previous ones. Simply wow!
Your pictures are always breathtaking but this time I am out of words.
Keep these reports coming!
Many thanks, superhelsinki. Yes, it was an amazing trip to a very beautiful part of Africa. Will have to head back!
Originally Posted by Palal
Great trip report! I had a 3-day trip down there last November. Ended up having a car accident on one of the unpaved roads (do get a 4x4) near Solitaire.
Thanks, Palal. Bummer about the car crash, I can see how easy it would be to lose control on the gravel roads.
Originally Posted by londonfog
Wow! Amazing photos, those from the helicopter were amazing! Actually, I am tempted to download the starry sky and keep it as a screensaver.
I know I am repeating myself, but... what about a book ??
Cheers, londonfog. The helicopter flight was super fun, especially with the lack of doors, had to make sure I held on to the camera though! Still have to do a book, perhaps when I get sick of all this travelling.
Originally Posted by Bretteee
Beautiful. Thanks.
1. How long did it take you to walk up and then down the Dune 45? Was it hot? Tiring?
2. What is the QE2 doing in Dubai? Is it a hotel now> I went on it in the 1980s. Nothing in comparison to the new ships today.
Thank you, Bretteee. The walk up the dune wasn't too far, maybe 20-30 minutes. It wasn't too hot at 7am in the morning. At midday almost no one was climbing due to the heat though. As far as I know the QE2 is effectively mothballed at the moment.
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