Kaokoland - Cool video by twenty9frames (Greg Miller)

[WildWood]

https://youtu.be/VTaXc6ixASc

Pretty much captures the Kaokoland experience in 3 minutes

 

[Noneking]

Great footage

 

[big oil]

Now that is video footage, wow.

Please refresh my memory, the native Namibians that cover their skin with a reddish hue and or animal fat, what are they called?

 

[McSack]

Now that is video footage, wow.

Please refresh my memory, the native Namibians that cover their skin with a reddish hue and or animal fat, what are they called?

Himba

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[2StrokeDan]

Great video. That's Andy Lenz floating in the pool. :thumleft:

 

[big oil]

Now that is video footage, wow.

Please refresh my memory, the native Namibians that cover their skin with a reddish hue and or animal fat, what are they called?

Himba

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Yuda man, McSack  :thumleft:

 

[jaybiker]

Now that is video footage, wow.

Please refresh my memory, the native Namibians that cover their skin with a reddish hue and or animal fat, what are they called?

Himba

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That's Namibian for 'Yukky'. 

 

[Ian in Great Brak River]

Great vid and tight choreography.

:thumleft:

 

[exkdx]

Very awesome nice....for lack of better words!!

 

[TVB]

Awesome footage!  :thumleft:

 

[wobbler]

Wow!
That is all, just WOW!

 

[Sheepman]

Stunning  :thumleft:

 

[wilfwalk]

Super footage indeed, it sure looks good from the elevation provided by a drone.
For all those interested in the complexities and nuances of the community run conservation areas in Namibia, and especially in the north-western areas of that country I recommend reading a book called "Life is like a Kudu Horn" by Margaret Jacobson - published by Jacana.
It will open up an appreciation of the value of these community conservation areas to us visitors  / tourists and the to the communities themselves.

 

[big oil]

Sounds like a good read, I’ll have to order once it’s released here.

Super footage indeed, it sure looks good from the elevation provided by a drone.
For all those interested in the complexities and nuances of the community run conservation areas in Namibia, and especially in the north-western areas of that country I recommend reading a book called "Life is like a Kudu Horn" by Margaret Jacobson - published by Jacana.
It will open up an appreciation of the value of these community conservation areas to us visitors  / tourists and the to the communities themselves.

 

[drewdza]

Great promo , very well done