Namaqualand daisies

Hello, guys and girls! I have always wondered what else there is. Some web forms ask you to tick male, female or other. What could the "other" stand for? That reminds me of a deliriously happy guy, who is asked if his new born is a girl or a boy. His answer was an enthusiastic YES!! I can also report that the predicted snow did not come. How wrong can weather forecasts be? So I stood outside the whole day, camera at the ready, and nothing to photograph! What did come from nature, and this…

Namaqualand daisy

Namaqualand daisies in Mkushi Zambia by Debbie Badcock July 2013

The Wild Flowers of Namaqualand. Garies, Namaqualand, Northern Cape, South Africa, August 2007. Best viewed LARGE. Featured in my book: "Namaqualand and the Richtersveld - Nature's Spectacular Canvas". Martin - Administrator of: Stapeliad & Asclepiad Group All things beautiful in Nature Group Succulent Treasures of the Desert Group The World Up-Close (Nature Macro) Group

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Namaqua Flower Skilpad Camp is situated a mere 22 km from Kamieskroon and 29 km from the Namaqua National Park. Experience glamping right in the flowers during the Namaqua flower season – flowers by day and stars by night. Includes breakfast and 2-course dinner. Accommodation is offered in 20 fully serviced dome tents with beds, soft, comfortable duvets and mattresses, Electric Lanterns, and electric blankets. Early morning tea, coffee, and rusks, as well as delicious full English breakfasts…

The Namaqualand flowers spectacle with masses of wild flowers, an incredible phenomenon in the Namaqualand National Park South Africa

Namaqualand daisies

Namaqualand is famous for its impressive fields of Namaqua daisies and other wildflowers. This beautiful region of South Africa was made famous by nature photographer, Freeman Patterson. www.freemanpatterson.com/book8.htm www.namaqualand.com I visited Namaqualand in mid August to catch the wildflowers in bloom. The weather was cold at night and cloudy during the day. Bring layers of clothing because it warmed up during the day and cooled off quickly at sunset.