Daily activities December 2006
All Dec Photos
- Friday
On to Welcome
- Saturday
On to Johannesburg
- Sunday
Lunch at Bob's
- Monday
Memory Lane
- Tuesday Not much
- Wednesday
Sick Dog
- Thursday
Visiting John
- Friday
Reloading at John's
- Saturday
Shooting Range
- Sunday
Val & Anne
- Monday
On to Upington
- Tuesday
Augrabies Falls
- Wednesday
At Upington
- Thursday
Pofadder
- Friday
Springbok
- Saturday
Shooting Range
- Sunday
More shooting
- Monday
Back to Cape
- Tuesday
Lobster Tavern
- Wednesday
Pot Koos
- Thursday
Departure
- Thursday
Back in Norway
All Dec Photos
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Summing it all up.
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Martin T. (to the right) had pleasant and fascination trip to South Africa
in the period above. Martin has his party hat on. |
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The original plan was to go to Bloemfontain, one of the old capitals of SA, but
the the driving went well, and Martin carried on to Welcome, where he lived and
worked from 1977 to 1980.
And all December photos can be seen in a
photo gallary.
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To the left is the route taken from Kidd's Beach to
Bloemfontain.
To the right, the bed and breakfast at Kidd's
Beach. A rainy, misty morning, good for driving. |
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On the route up the coast, this is the typical landscape.
Wit rolling hills and rather lush due to the rainy season. |
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Shanty towns all over the place.
And a nice view over the rolling hills. |
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Rocky foundations for the road.
After a long driver, at last to Orange River that divides the provinces of
Eastern Cape and the Freestate. |
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And cops with their R4 rifles (copy of the Israeli army
rifle, Galil) shooting .223 and using AK47 magazines. Smart.
Big fat cop mama in charge of the road block. |
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Into the Freestate. On the road to Welcome, these are the
communication towers that supply you with your cell phone |
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After some 750 kms of driving, it was nice to crash into bed at Holiday Inn,
renamed to Welcome Inn.Then Saturday Dec
2nd, it was time to visit memory lane at Welcome where Martin worked from
1977 to 1980.
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