Namibia: Live stream in the Kalahari Desert
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Namibia: Live stream in the Kalahari Desert
Live feed from the Kalahari Desert in Namibia The Gondwana Kalahari park, encompasses 10 000 Ha (100 km2) of pristine Kalahari Desert and landscape. Colours run riot in the Kalahari Desert where yellow grass and dark green acacias are accentuated against burnt-orange sand and the blue of an infinite sky. And when the sun prepares its farewell ...
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