This mesmerizing footage shows a daring paraglider floating over picturesque rolling sand dunes in Walvis Bay, Namibia. The beautiful video shows Tim Howell, 31, gliding over the gorgeous location with his wife, Ewa Kalisiewicz, waiting at the top.
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