At the entrance gate I witnessed a tiny power struggle, a microcosm of bigger things afoot.
Visitors today can pray inside a small cave chapel once used by shepherds, located about 100m past the entrance gate.
Three local farmers and a mechanic assisted the Cotswold Water Park ranger team to clean up the site and repair the entrance gate within 24 hours.
In the darkness before dawn, they drive the 60-kilometer (37-mile) road from Sesriem and line up at the entrance gate, then gingerly navigate the rough road about 5 more kilometers to the first dunes.
Police said the incident happened outside the Damascus Gate entrance of Jerusalem's Old City last week, when about 80 Palestinians were having a snowball fight.
Reports state that the gate to the entrance fell down as a result of pressure from the crowd.
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Exit from what is now the back (but was originally the main entrance with an impressive carved gate), past the royal baths to the small abode of the courtesan Rai Parveen, set in a garden designed in the classic Mughal style.
The incident occurred on Wednesday after Mr Mitchell, MP for Sutton Coldfield, was told by officers to get off his bicycle as he left Downing Street and use the smaller pedestrian gate instead of the main entrance used by cars.
More recently, the couple installed a 5-foot-tall metal gate at the home's entrance.
Nothing kills enthusiasm for the great outdoors more quickly than nearing a park entrance and hitting a line of cars stretching a mile to the gate.
At many of the US's busiest parks, the pass lets you join a shorter line at the entrance station, or at least gets you waved through faster once you reach the gate.
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