the Kalahari

The money is then used to help the little people of the Kalahari.

He must have wandered off into the Kalahari and got lost.

It was unlikely he would head east into the Kalahari.

"Cry of the Kalahari", a famous book made this a popular place.

The wildlife of the Kalahari desert photographed in black and white.

Some pinpoint its place of origin as the Kalahari desert.

Winds blow from the Kalahari high pressure to a coastal low.

They come in from the Kalahari and they suck things up.

If you went there, out into the Kalahari, you might hear lions by night.

The Kalahari supports some animals and plants because most of it is not a true desert.

A lot of people on the road to hell take their first step from the back door of the Kalahari.

She also taught courses in anthropology on life history methods and the Kalahari.

This was a man who spoke in the clicks and whistles of the Kalahari.

He repeated the journey to the Kalahari in 1952.

The Kalahari Desert is in the central and the southwest.

They passed over the coast, over what had once been the Kalahari desert.

Just a few miles away, over the scrub plain, is the Kalahari and its singing emptiness.

Usher was not far from the edge of the Kalahari desert and the local people often went hungry.

They were too far west here, too close to the Kalahari, and her unease increased.

When we went to the information house to check in, we found little classroom displays about the Kalahari.

The Kalahari is not an archetypal desert of shifting sands.

However, the Kalahari is not a true desert.

On the other side of the road was the beginning of the plain that stretched out into the Kalahari.

"You said I came out of the back door of the Kalahari."

The Kalahari bushmen still use their eggs as water jugs.