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Namibia
This is a magnificent country, Its population is barely two million people domiciled in an area some three times the size of the whole of the United Kingdom. And what people they are! The landscapes are sublime, ranging from the vast open spaces of the Namib Desert, the glorious Etosha animal reserve and the green Caprivi Strip in the north through which the Zambezi flows.

My random pictures are nowhere nearly representative of this wonderful, politically stable and orderly country. Formerly South West Africa, it joined the Commonwealth in 1992.

I hope to split the individual locations into their own dedicated galleries when I have had an opportunity to review all the photographs.
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Other galleries: Adderbury Church; St Mary the Virgin | Botswana | Chateaux of the Loire Valley | Cherwell River | Cherwell Valley | Cherwell Valley Churches | Heyford Houses | India; Darjeeling | India; Jaipur | India; Kalimpong | India; Neemrana | India; New Delhi | India; Ranthambore Tiger Reserve | India; Shimla | Lower Heyford Church | Madeira | Medieval Churches of North Oxfordshire | Oxford Canal | South Africa: Animal reserves | South Africa: Bartholomeus Klip | South Africa: Bushman's Kloof | South Africa: Cape Town | South Africa: Darling & West Coast flowers | South Africa: Franschhoek | South Africa: McGregor | South Africa: Montague Pass | South Africa: Mount Nelson | South Africa: Paternoster | South Africa: Table Mountain | South Africa: Wineries | South Africa: Zimbali | Steeple Aston; The Church of St. Peter and St.Paul | The Gulf of Morbihan | The Gulf of Morbihan: Pencastle | The Gulf of Morbihan: Port Crouesty | The Gulf of Morbihan: Port Navalo | The Gulf of Morbihan: Sucinio | The Gulf of Morbihan: The Auray river | Victoria Falls | Wedding
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The Dead Lake

The Dead Lake

The constantly moving dunes have blocked off the water supply to this lake and made it famous! I have included one or two visitors to try to give an idea of its scale. It is enormous and earily silent.

Location: Sossusvlei

Photographer: Robin Barker

 
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