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Pretoria leuk maar niet overweldigend!
... niet mee verenigen en trokken ten strijde. De boeren waren echter veel beter bewapend en pasten een nieuwe tactiek toe. Ze plaatsten hun ossenwagens rondom hun dorpen en families en konden van daar uit makkelijk op de tegenstanders schieten. Deze tactiek bleek zeer succesvol te zijn. Lange tijd konden zij zich in de Boerenrepublieken handhaven totdat de Britten besloten om deze republieken bij hun kolonie in ...
Let's have a party!
... einige Bahnen ziehen kann. Leider sind die heissen Temperaturen vorbei. Im Moment ist Andrea mit ihrer Skihose und Jacke sogar eher fuers Skifahren als fuer sommerliches im-pool-baden ausgestattet, aber wir haben uns fest vorgenommen – egal welche Temperaturen kommen – einmal Pool muss schon drin sein! Und wenn wir auch danach gleich unter die Dusche flitzen.
Ein weiterer Tipp fuer alle Partywuetigen: wie waers denn mal wieder mit Paartanz? Disko-Fox (bzw. ...
Plane ride home to SA
... Africa at all! I will however be happy to be back in South Africa, but we are loosing John today to bigger and better things back in Canada…Giggidty giggidty haha. As for what is on the Agenda with Cory and myself, who knows. We haven’t had much success with getting in touch with local wildlife vets so we are making base camp at Onderstepoort for a day or two, partying it up and maybe meeting up with Amy Bennett and Chrissie Mui ...
A weekend with a car!
... the Voortrekkers Monument and museum. It celebrates the migration of the Africaners in 1820s but glosses over some of the reasons for the shift. But moving thousands of people over great expanses of this country with ox carts and over the mountains and other harsh terrain was still a great feat. The monument itself was opened in 1949 and was attended by 250,000 people!!!!!! It has great views over Pretoria and the surrounding velt.
A quick up ...
An African Adventure - Part 3!
... Pretoria proved to be a very friendly town and an open University where I found students, faculty, and staff alike not only willing but eager to engage with colleagues from the States. We had frank conversations about the impact of apartheid upon the current socio-economic climate in South Africa and the relatively new Zuma administration. Naturally, many shared their perceptions of the States and our ...