Every so often, there is this little sign along the roadway
which says “Highland Meandering”.
It’s meant to indicate access to a river, but I think it aptly describes
our journey today. We meandered up
a long low incline until we got to the foothills of a mountain, had lunch, and
then climbed up over the top.
A short distance down the other side, we visited Pilgrim’s Rest, where we explored South Africa’s original gold rush town. Finally, we drove lower into the valley below to our hotel in Graskop.
A short distance down the other side, we visited Pilgrim’s Rest, where we explored South Africa’s original gold rush town. Finally, we drove lower into the valley below to our hotel in Graskop.
The town sits atop an escarpment, not unlike a bench
seat. Tomorrow, we head over the
knees and down 1,000 meters into Kruger National Park.
To see the few photos we took today, click on Monday, June 30th, Grastop, South Africa
To see the few photos we took today, click on Monday, June 30th, Grastop, South Africa
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