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A Sort of Thanksgiving
... with matching bandanas. “No,” replied the cameraman coldly. He stared at me with disdain. The delivery of his answer caught me by surprise. I felt pushed by his demeanor so I pushed back. “What’s to stop me from taking a picture anyway?” I could see his temperature rise. The soft, kind voice of the cast member cut between us. “Sorry, but we’re not allowed to have pictures taken. I’m so sorry sweetie.” Her ...
Drakensberg Hike - sore, sore legs!
... br> Got to Underberg around 11 and, as the others were a little way away had brunch (eggs and bacon) at a little café before meeting up and heading on to Cobham. Signed in, parked the cars and off we went! We were joined by Marianne (vet friend of Jean’s) and Chris and their friend Ryan.
Our aim was to hike in 13km today and camp at Spectacle cave, summit tomorrow and camp on the top then descend Sunday and hike out. The 13km in was fine and arrived at ...
Lonely Planet isn't always right...
... the top we found ourselves at the Lesotho border and a toll of R30 for using the pass. I have no idea what that money goes toward - certainly not the upkeep! But at least we get another stamp in our passports and another country is ticked off. So all we had to do was to follow the main A1 road to the border on the other side of the country which should take a few hours along the 'tar sealed roads' as LP described it. This is where the Great Book let us down - ...
Great Hike
... begin poking the chap but he just sits there smiling and probably plotting his attack. I then throw a rock to the left of him and he finally gets the message and pushes off.
The hike was fantastic every place you looked the view was spectacular. We stopped off at tiger falls but didn’t make it to tranquility pools as the weather took a turn for the worse. ...
Mountains at Last
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We stopped for lunch at Howick Falls, a lovely place with a green and nice shops. We did not expect much of the falls but they we quite spectacular in spite of the low water flow in this drought. Straight over the edge and 95 metres down to a large pool below.
Stopped at Underberg for some food shopping and then on 10 km to The Old Hatchery. We’ve done well given are initial difficulties in finding a place. We have a fishing cabin to ourselves, with ...