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| Our last trace of civilisation.... |
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| before 200km of dunes ... |
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| and beaches |
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| before reaching the Cuene river... |
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| We meet our first Mukuvale people |
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| who smiles recognizing our guide |
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| a young woman making a basket |
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| a kid sucking a razor blade.... |
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| another woman comes with heavy load and a baby |
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| She smokes a pipe and we leave |
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| Do it yourself string bra! |
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| a young Mukuvale girl who does not need a bra... |
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| smiles at me ... |
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| brings some friends |
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| looks at the tent |
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| and they sit by my tent... |
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| expecting some food |
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| early next morning we give some food to the kids |
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| meet a young mother at the market |
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| and a mum breast feeding while selling lemons |
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| we crossed the Iona park |
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| and camped amid baobabs |
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| where a Cuanhana mother with a christian cross came to us |
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| then a young girl... |
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| with a mother breast feeding her baby |
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| and another one in her village |
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| Two Cuanhana girls riding dunkey to carry water |
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| Modimba woman at work |
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| Modimba kids |
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| Modimbas looking at the screen of the camera |
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| The Epupa Falls |
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| cherished by the Himbas |
