Chubacca gets fooled by the old 'He's Behind You' line.

Gazelles do their best to blend in with the bushes -

not very convincing, are they?

It might be dry, arid and boiling hot, but this family of zebra don't seem to care.

Miles and miles of perfectly flat terrain,

apart from the termites.

This tame young lad is Chubacca the Cheetah.

It's amazing the variety of animals that live

in the National Wildlife Park boundaries.

Just north west of South Africa lies Namibia - a typical country within the continent where the majority of land is desert, or mountains. Our Andy went to a town next to Namibia's national wildlife park, Okaukuejo (Pron: Ok-a-Chook-Wa) back in April 2000; he stayed there for three months. He joined dozens of others who were volunteering with the Raleigh International charity... the aim was to complete Phase 2 in a project to build a school for the town's children. During his time there, Andy also did some sightseeing, played football, nursed a cheetah, got his arse out and got drunk. Surprisingly.

Spot The Elephant Competition -

Answers on a postcard.

Giraffes, cheetahs, elephants...

and 'ickle tiny turtles.

Brings a whole new meaning to the principal

of a zebra crossing... except they're elephants.

This bison's working out if Andy's

a friend, an enemy, or a mate.

Okaukuejo by sunset. Or is it sunrise?

Does it matter?

It might look like a tree but Andy's

found a termite city.

Temperatures plummet as soon

as the sun disappears.

During the rain season, you can

expect views like this.

When it rains in Namibia, it

absolutely chucks it down.

This is one of the team's many mountain treks.

A view of The Alps from an Africa bound Boeing.

Andy showed locals how to play footie like Bristol Rovers. (He kept losing!!)

Another honour was being allowed

to play rugby at the National Stadium.

A young whippersnapper

plays on the building site.

This is the school playground -

complete with a water tank.

Andy and some of the team

in front of the Waterburg Plateau.

Pupils from Okaukuejo School.

Andy and the gang do a rendition

of The Sound of Music.

This is the hut the team built -

It was flooded out by the end of the week.

The real reason why Andy wanted to go abroad.

Strip clubs in Namibia are nowhere

near as good as the ones 'round here.

MThreeW abroad?!?

Of course there'll be some drinking games!!

Andy and the fellas dance around in flannels. Yuk!

Blindfolds, drink, food...

the only thing missing is JT.

As it says on the wall: say Please and Thank You

Grrrr.

This is the point where Andy goes a bit mental.

The school bus left a lot to be desired.

Tops up for another photo opportunity.

Andy tries to explain to locals

the 'Fred Durst Phenomenon'.

It's either a Hawaiian night,

or the grass is attacking them.

It all looks a bit camp to me!

The first attempt at building a

school didn't quite go to plan.

Andy picks up a couple of ladies.

Can he fix it?

# Young Man, There's no need to be down

# I say, Young Man...

Taken just after Andy went through the roof.

After three months the Raleigh team completed Phase Two.

The lads mime where the urinals are going to be.

Several cheetahs are kept under supervision at the area's Animal Centre.

Chubacca was brought into the Animal Centre because of his dodgy teeth.

Andy pretends to be Rolf Harris.

WARNING: Do not try this at home.