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Boston Beat
P.O. Box 99, Boston, 3211
Tel 033 997 0687
Fax 033 997 0687
E-mail blaine@cis.co.za
The Boston-Bulwer Beat is a tourism association, which promotes the
areas surrounding these South African villages.
Boston and Bulwer ...
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THE LANGUAGES OF SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa is a multi-lingual country. Besides the 11 officially
recognised languages, scores of others are spoken here, as the country
lies at the crossroads of southern Africa.
South Africa's Constitution guarantees ...
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SCHWEIZER RENEKE MUNICIPALITY
Tel 053 963 1331
The town was laid out in 1888 and named after two Boer officers
(Captain Schweizer and Field-Cornet Reneke) killed in a local
engagement against the Koranas in 1885. Despite a historic ...
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With the advent of South Africa?s democracy in 1994, tourism has
blossomed into a thriving industry. Today South Africa is one of the
world?s most sought-after tourist destinations, and for good reason.
Where else can a visitor experience the ancient ...
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KNYSNA NATIONAL LAKE AREA
Knysna nestles on the banks of a beautiful lagoon in the heart of the
'Garden Route', South Africa. It is surrounded by a natural paradise
of lush indigenous forests, tranquil lakes and golden beaches, making
it a real natural ...
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Botswana has diverse areas of wildlife habitat. In addition to the delta and desert areas, there are grasslands and savannas, where blue wildebeest, antelopes, and other mammals and birds are found.
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Panama's wildlife holds the most diversity of all the countries in Central America. It is home to many South American species as well as North American wildlife.
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Storms River is a tiny scattered hamlet with shady lanes situated
outside the Tsitsikamma National Park. Close by is one of the best
preserved forests in South Africa containing enormous trees including
a 36m tall Yellowwood. Head for the Storms River ...
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SIR LOWRY'S PASS WAS SETTLED AS A RESTING PLACE FOR TRAVELERS BEFORE
COMMENCING ASCENT OF THE GANTOUW MOUNTAIN BY OX WAGONS.
The Gantouw was replaced by the opening of Sir Lowry's Pass on 6 July
1830. Sir Lowry Cole traveled up the newly constructed ...
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Zeerust Municipality: 018 642 1081
In the mid-1800's a church was to be built on the farm of Casper
Coetzee, who died before its completion. The church was named
Coetzee-Rust (Coetzee's Rest). The town that grew around the parish
became ...
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