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The sea, wild flowers, diamonds, a national park, a Nazi sympathiser, a singer’s holiday shack, and the first sheep farmers in Southern Africa ...Barnie Louw takes a hard look at the state of affairs...
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Barnie Louw walked in the footsteps of big-game hunters in an unspoilt Botswana wilderness area larger than Belgium. And realised the Kruger is really just an overgrown zoo.
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When you get into hot water in the Mabenyane concession area, your nearest help is in the Mabuasehube Game Reserve.
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The Cederbergers gave it to Johan de Smidt from the shoulder during a family-friendly roundtrip that takes you away from the crowds.
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The rugged Eastern Cederberg, called the Red Cederberg by the locals, borders on the Tanqua Karoo and Ceres Karoo.
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An abundance of water isn’t what the Karoo is renowned for, but ice rain, muddy roads, snow and flooding rivers turned Martin Coetzee’s plans for a restful long
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Heavy rains over Lesotho cleared long enough for Johan de Smidt to make the pilgrimage from the Basotho’s birthplace to an iconic pass via a famous waterfall.
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With rocks named Goliath, Lesotho’s Baboon’s Pass is where drivers have to brave rock falls and sudden snow storms − and sometimes have to be airlifted out.
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