Walked through more of the farm before setting off for Natal in the morning.
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| Woke up to a misty morning |
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| Bottlebrush |
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| Front lawn |
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| They have two beautiful sheepdogs |
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| Dipping tank |
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| Shearing area |
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| This is an old farm. This building was built in the 1800's or early 1900's |
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| The old antique wagon used to carry wool or milk or something in the old days |
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| Self-closing gate |
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| Peter Rabbit, a family pet |
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| Their swimming pool when they need it |
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| Un-ending fields |
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| A and R |
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| Leaving the farm |
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| Imagine a driveway like this? |
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| The old railway bridge through their property |
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| Initiation huts |
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| So we go north from Cathcart to Queenstown and then across. (follow the blue line) |
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| From Kokstad on down to Port Shepstone and then about 8km up the coast to Anerley. |
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| Different house |
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| A passenger train goes by |
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| A passenger horse goes by |
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| Passed through numerous small towns like this such as Lady Frere, Cala, Elliot, Ugie, Maclear, Mt. Fletcher, Matatiele; then on to Kokstad and then Port Shepstone. |
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| Drakensberg constantly to our left |
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| Looks like a ski resort in the distance. (but it ain't) |
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| Relatively close to my birth place |
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| Someone started this fire. Not sure the reasoning behind it. Saw a man not too far away from it... |
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| Approaching Matatiele |
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| Matatiele |
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| Kokstad |
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| Our cabin at Anerley |
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| Grandpa by the back door |
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