9th April ~ Trip to Ghanzi

9th April - After stocking up literature we embarked on an 8 hour journey to the remote village of Ghanzi in the Kalahari desert. There are people who live in truly remote places on earth. Frequently stopped along the way to place literature. It was along this trans-Kalahari Highway that we passed through Jwaneng the largest diamond mine in the world. Upon arrival we were treated to a local bushmen dance at our campsite - really special.

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Days summary
9th April - After stocking up literature we embarked on an 8 hour journey to the remote village of Ghanzi in the Kalahari desert. There are people who live in truly remote places on earth. Frequently stopped along the way to place literature. It was along this trans-Kalahari Highway that we passed through Jwaneng the largest diamond mine in the world. Upon arrival we were treated to a local bushmen dance at our campsite - really special.


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