Sunrise from the top of the escarpment. |
Drakensberg Rockjumper. |
Sloggett's Ice Rat. |
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Drakensberg Siskin. |
Sloggett's Ice Rat. |
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An interesting feature of this walk was the opportunity to explore some of the geology of the area. |
The flowers were many and varied. |
A good example of mechanical weathering. |
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Looking back down towards the South African border post. |
After an 8km climb, the top is a welcome sight. |
Tramping, tramping up the dusty path ... |
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It's a long and winding road to the top. |
Intrepid adventurer Marion Melville. |
Marion's other half, Alan Moulster. |
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On a clear day, you can see forever. |
Marion Melville taking a breather. |
These boots may have been made for walking, but they're going nowhere fast. |
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The gang trudge slowly up, dreaming of a cold beer and a comfy bed. |
A gentle reminder to leave nothing but footprints. |
Are we there yet? |
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This view is certainly worth the effort. |
Monty Brett and Marion Melville prepare lunch for the ravenous crew. |
On of the many birding stops en route to the South African border post. |
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Vic Sorour babysitting the trailer. |
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