Holly and I enjoyed a wonderful seafood dinner in Johannesburg at the Ocean Basket restaurant.

Watch out for the vicious thorns while riding on top of the safari car.

We hunted cattle and sheep ranches near Omaruru. Leopards become "very clever" here if they survive the farmer's rifles, traps and poison baits.

Weaver bird nests in the Erongo Mountains.

Close-up of nest.

Weaver bird nest colony in the Kalahari. Hundreds of pairs of weaver birds inhabit a colony this size.

I shot my Damaraland Dik-dik, a baboon and several warthogs on P. Loots farm.

Old-style steam engine railroad warning sign.

Another old-style steam engine railroad warning sign.

New style railroad warning sign.

Omaruru welcome sign.

Tower built in 1904 in Omaruru to commemorate the German victory over Herero natives in an uprising during German colonial rule.

Omaruru Kopje behind the highway sign directling travelers to Omaruru.

Home sweet home! A farm workers house on an Erongo cattle ranch. Note the biltong drying in the shade.

Nicky's Land Rover, the quintessential safari car!

Nicky's safari company logo on his Land Rover.