Through the Kalahari Desert; a narrative of a journey with gun, camera, and note-book to Lake N'gami and back
Through the Kalahari Desert is a travel narrative by G. A. Farini, published in London in 1886 by S. Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, recounting a journey to Lake Ngami with gun, camera and notebook for a general reading public. Its engravings show a group of figures seated in a row, a thatched hut settlement on open ground, a wooded river scene, and an ox-drawn wagon crossing shallow water, giving a designer plain, documentary views of African landscape and travel.
