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Rayb Kruger Travel Tale, Not...or Maybe
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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Lis!Hello, Twiggy!
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Indeed a huge ellie on one of my favourite roads 
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More clouds!
The Ntandandlovu hide is a bit out in the wide open, so one just sort of stands around in the parking...
Gump with pants clean, thank heavens!
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This lady was also enjoying it - we all were! 
The place is very picturesque with the Lebombos in the back!
And more kudu further down the road - not giant...
The place is very picturesque with the Lebombos in the back!
And more kudu further down the road - not giant...
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And another rhino! 
I must say it was fascinating around this time ... Gump was giving me a magic history lesson about the Afrikaners, including little-known details regarding Blood River! Who would have thunk it - he is a very clever chap!
And out at Crocobridge!
The END!
I must say it was fascinating around this time ... Gump was giving me a magic history lesson about the Afrikaners, including little-known details regarding Blood River! Who would have thunk it - he is a very clever chap!
And out at Crocobridge!
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Now, those are RP clouds 
We go on learning through all our lives
At which point is that bridge? I do not remember having seen it
Well done Very entertaining and 
We go on learning through all our lives
At which point is that bridge? I do not remember having seen it
Well done
Very entertaining and "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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It is the actual "Crocodile Bridge", Lis!
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That's rather obvious, but can you see it from the actual bridge
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