Salt
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Salt road - Yes, it is actually paved with salt ! |
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Salt pan |
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Salt stand: these blocks of salt were sold at unmanned roadside stands, on the honour system. |
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I bought a $10N block of salt (about $1.50 CDN). You can always use some extra salt. |
Stones
Namibia is known for its gemstones (especially diamonds). On a hike, our guide Ronny bent down and picked up some garnet stones for Judy. We would have mistaken them for mouse droppings !
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Max and Judy bought some beautiful gemstones from local miners. |
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