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by Abi King

June 28, 2012

55 million years have passed, but the world’s oldest
desert is still home to massive sand dunes, roaming
wildlife and clusters of dead trees.

Published 2012

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Abi King

Abigail King is an award-winning journalist and photographer whose work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Lonely Planet, the BBC, Red, CNN and more.

She is one of the leading figures in the UK for blogging and social media in travel and her blog, Inside the Travel Lab, is described as one of the best in the world.

She loves mango chutney, Blackadder and marmite toast buttered just right.

Feature: Racing Against the Sands of Time in Namibia

55 million years have passed, but the world’s oldest desert is still home to massive sand dunes, roaming wildlife and clusters of dead trees.

Abi King

55 million years have passed, but the world’s oldest
desert is still home to massive sand dunes, roaming
wildlife and clusters of dead trees.