NAMIBIA
the
skeleton
coast
An unforgivng stretch of martian coastline in the middle of nowhere.
A place where even RESCUES
need saving
Taking in the ruins of a downed aircraft that was providing aid to the shipwrecked Dunedin Star in 1942.
AND
whale BONES
lay rest
Even giants of the sea find themselves humbled by an endless stretch of wind and sand.
And you can split an amethyst open like a ripe coconut
As long as you can locate the deserted mine.
nature’s HOTEl has unlimited vacancies
Because no one is around besides eleven million seals, flamingos and a few curious jackals.
play in nature’s
sandbox
And feel wonderfully small.
and discover where the
desert finally gives in
The desert doesn’t hand out rewards easily.
The mouth of the Kunene River is one of them, and we’re one of the fortunate few who have ever been there.
ABOUT
Burke Lauderdale is a freelance Creative Director, Art Director who believes that without grit there are no pearls.
He hangs his hat in Austin, Texas and works anywhere planes fly.
CONTACT
Always available via burkelauderdale@gmail.com
