Day 10.5: Twyfelfontein to BrandbergBrian gathered the "lost sheep" and routed to my position, from where we routed to the D2303

This area is desolated, so there was no reason not to maintain a good pace on this gravel highway.

Pic 1: Passing this signboard on the D2303. No indication on my T4A map, but on the position of the boundary of the conservancy in which the Brandberg lies.

Google has info on the Dorob National Park. Dorob means "dry land", which we can testify of!

Pic 2 & 3: Having a break next to the D2303, before turning off on the jeep track, which routed South to intercept the Messum river, from where would start heading in the general direction of Brandberg, initially following the Messum river.

Pic 4: The Dorob National Park runs along the coast, from the south of Walvis Bay, up to the Ugab river. Although it is a protected area, it was proclaimed in 2010 to establish an area allowing adventure tourism.
