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Trekboer - Riaan Malan

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Duration: 6:03
Published: 06 Nov 2010
Uploaded: 28 Aug 2011
Author: drvanice

A modern day take on what it is like to exodus Africa; the doubt, the loss of culture, the new "Trekboere".

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1836 Die Groot Trek

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Duration: 8:20
Published: 25 Feb 2008
Uploaded: 26 Jul 2011
Author: sapper1984

The Great Trek (Die Groot Trek) was an eastward and north-eastward migration during the 1830s and 1840s of the segment of Afrikaners (known as Boers or Boere (Dutch/Afrikaans for "farmers"), who descended from settlers from western mainland Europe, most notably from the Netherlands The Trekkers comprised two groups from the eastern frontier region of the Cape: semi-nomadic pastoralists (known as Trekboers); and established farmers and artisans (known as Grensboere, or Border Farmers). Together these groups were later called Voortrekkers (Pioneers). While most settlers who lived in the western Cape (later known as the Cape Dutch) did not trek eastward, a small number did. Historians have identified various contributing factors to the migrations of an estimated 12000 Voortrekkers to the future Natal, Orange Free State and Transvaal regions. The primary motivations included discontent with the recently imposed British rule, its Anglicisation policies, restrictive laws on slavery and its eventual abolition, arrangements to compensate former slave owners, and the perceived indifference of British authorities to border conflicts along the Cape Colony's eastern frontier. That Ordinance 50 (1828), which guaranteed equal legal rights to all "free persons of colour," and prohibitions on inhumane treatment of workers, did spur on Boer migrations is documented by numerous contemporary sources. However, some scholars argue that most Trekboers did not own slaves, [1] unlike the more ...

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1994: South Africa - WHY [2/4]

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Duration: 4:45
Published: 05 Nov 2010
Uploaded: 20 May 2011
Author: briantw1

WHY Sonia Ruseler, CNN Trouble History Gt. NAMAQUAS 1652 Dutch in Cape Town to supply trading ships Sebastian Mallaby, The Economist, pretentious Africa decolonised in the 1960s edifice South Africa is one exception on the African continent NAMIBIA BOTSWANA TREKBOERS, GREAT TREK Transvaal Cedric Suzman, Southern Center for International Studies black tribes resisted white settlers Boer War, Boers vs. British Boers in British concentration camps scorched earth policy to force boers off land legacy of hatred for the british Union of South Africa formed in 1910 used law to impose white domination African National Congress founded in 1912 1913 Land Act NATIVES LAND ACT 1913 black tenant farmers evicted black men headed to cities Native Urban Areas act pass book Tandi Luthuli Gcabashe, American Friends Service Committe age 16, boy or girl, must produce pass book jailed because she refuesed to carry that document World War II - whites went to war, blacks took their jobs Randall Packard, African Historian manufacturing jobs, pass laws massive squatter camps emerging in the cities 1948 election, BJ Vorster, nationalist party push back the clock National Party in power Sonia Ruseler The story of Apartheid coming up 103.18

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1856 The Boer Republics

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Duration: 7:32
Published: 08 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 02 Jul 2011
Author: sapper1984

The Boer Republics (sometimes also referred to as Boer states) were independent self-governed republics created by the Dutch-speaking (proto Afrikaans) inhabitants of the Cape of Good Hope and their descendants (variously named Trekboers, Boers and Voortrekkers, but today collectively known as Afrikaners) in mainly the northern and eastern parts of what is now the country of South Africa. Although some of these republics were already founded from 1795 onwards during the period of Dutch colonial rule at the Cape, most of these states were established after Britain took over from the Netherlands as the colonial power at the Cape of Good Hope. Subsequently a number of its Dutch-speaking (proto-Afrikaans often called "die taal") inhabitants trekked inland in 1835 in order to escape British administrative control in a movement that became known as the Great Trek. Several of these states were established after military defeats of the indigenous population by the Voortrekkers/Boers by virtue of their technologically superior weaponry. The Voortrekker usually skirted the most densely populated areas, trekking into largely depopulated areas which were the result of the Mfecane or Difaqane initiated by the Zulu King Shaka in the 1820s. When the Voortrekkers encountered locally established groups/nations, they tended to opt to negotiate, turning to warfare only when attacked. The Voortrekkers under the leadership of Piet Retief obtained a treaty from the Zulu King Dingane to settle ...

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Tyd Om Te Trek - Bok Van Blerk

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Duration: 2:56
Published: 27 Jan 2010
Uploaded: 24 Aug 2011
Author: neener420420420

I did a cover of the song Tyd Om Te Trek by the South African artist Bok Van Blerk. I'm a huge fan and love the music so I decided to try to make some covers. For not knowing the language I think I did ok, mind you I know a bit of dutch, which is very similar, in fact it is almost exactly the same.

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Nelson Mandela Bay - Port Elizabeth

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Duration: 10:44
Published: 08 Jun 2009
Uploaded: 21 Aug 2011
Author: NelsonMandelaBay

PORT ELIZABETH Port Elizabeths rich cultural heritage guarantees history lovers a unique insight into the Eastern Capes and the citys diverse and remarkable past. The nomadic San were the earliest group of indigenous people known to live in the Eastern Cape. The Khoi displaced the San into the mountains and semi-desert, early in the second millennium AD. The forefathers of the isiXhosa speaking people arrived on the banks of the Kei River at about 800AD. While on his epic voyage of discovery searching for a sea route to the East, the Portuguese Bartolomeu Diaz, rounded the Cabo da Roca in February 1488 and entered Baia da Roca Cape and Bay of the Rock (now Cape Recife and Algoa Bay). Dias also gave the name Ilheus Chaos (Flat Islands) to the Bird Islands. In 1497, Vasco da Gama, successor to Dias, entered Algoa Bay on his voyage to India and noted the Bird Islands. His charts gave Cape Recife its name Cabo do Arricife Cape of the Reef. The "Bay" was later named "Baia de Lagoa" by navigator and cartographer Manuel de Mesquita Perestrelo in 1576, referring to the lagoon situated at the mouth of the Baakens River. By the middle of the 18th century, the number of ships passing the Bay had increased. Occasionally, survivors of shipwrecks were given hospitality by Dutch trekboers (farmers) who had trekked from the Cape in search of good farmland. At the end of 1799, the English, fearing that the French would render military assistance to the Graaff-Reinet rebels, decided to ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 1/9.

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Duration: 7:21
Published: 01 Jan 2008
Uploaded: 28 Feb 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the first part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & will be posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would ...

http://wn.com/The_Right_Perspective_Theuns_Cloete_/_Boervolk_Radio_1/9

"A birthday in the Gem of the Karoo" Youngtravellers's photos around Graaff-Reinet, South Africa

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Duration: 1:42
Published: 30 Mar 2011
Uploaded: 01 Aug 2011
Author: TripAdvisorTRIPWOW4

Preview of Youngtravellers's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Graaff-Reinet, South Africa Entry Title: "A birthday in the Gem of the Karoo" Entry: "It wasn't early, but at least it wasn't 3 am We made a booking at Le Jardin Backpackin' in Graaff-Reinet, and when we asked if we should walk or what they said that we should call and they'd come get us. Unfortunately, they got a bit distracted, so when we called they'd forgotten about us, but it didn't cause any problems. They came to get us, so we didn't have to figure out where to go at 10:30 pm, and we got to live in their house. They were Terrence and Nita, a retired couple who have a good time making their house into a little B&B. After Terrence (who rolled his Rs spectacularly with his Afrikaans accent) showed us around the house, he waved Travis into the sitting room to show him how our stock market was crashing. Travis then called me in and so it was that we learned that my bank, where all of our money happened to be, had crashed. Lucky for the US, we've already had a Great Depression and all decent banks are now FDIC insured. Still, of all things... After a glorious sleep in a real, big bed with multiple blankets and no springs to poke us, we woke up and set about an exploration of Graaff-Reinet. This little town isn't really on the foreign tourist radar, but there's plenty to do for the ...

http://wn.com/A_birthday_in_the_Gem_of_the_Karoo_Youngtravellers's_photos_around_Graaff-Reinet,_South_Africa

The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 2/9.

Order: Reorder
Duration: 7:09
Published: 01 Jan 2008
Uploaded: 23 Aug 2010
Author: Pinard7

This is the second part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & will be posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 3/9.

Order: Reorder
Duration: 7:54
Published: 01 Jan 2008
Uploaded: 26 Aug 2010
Author: Pinard7

This is the third part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & will be posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 4/9.

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Duration: 7:31
Published: 16 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 26 Mar 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the forth part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & is posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would establish ...

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JD3130 pulling boer zoekt vrouw

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Duration: 0:28
Published: 10 Aug 2008
Uploaded: 28 Feb 2011
Author: morookamk100

kandidate van boer zoekt vrouw aant pullen met een JD 3130

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 5/9.

Order: Reorder
Duration: 7:51
Published: 16 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 28 Feb 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the fifth part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & is posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would establish ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 6/9.

Order: Reorder
Duration: 7:50
Published: 16 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 28 Feb 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the sixth part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & is posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would establish ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 7/9.

Order: Reorder
Duration: 7:21
Published: 16 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 28 Feb 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the seventh part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & is posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would establish ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 8/9.

Order: Reorder
Duration: 6:25
Published: 16 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 28 Feb 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the eighth part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & is posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would establish ...

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The Right Perspective: Theuns Cloete / Boervolk Radio. 9/9.

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Duration: 5:37
Published: 16 Mar 2008
Uploaded: 22 Aug 2011
Author: Pinard7

This is the ninth part of an interview conducted by the shortwave / internet radio program: The Right Perspective that they did with Theuns Cloete of Boervolk Radio on Jan 6 2007 on the 150th anniversary of the Transvaal Vierkleur flag: one of the most recognizable symbols of the Boerevolk. The Orange Free State Vierkleur flag would also become 150 on Feb 23 2007. The interview was an hour long with no breaks & is posted here in 9 parts. The history of the Boers is often told from a Western / British or Afrikaner point of view & thus often from a skewed perspective. This interview is refreshing & important as the Boers' history is explained & told from a Boer perspective. The facts concerning the Boers are often obscured as the Boers have been overshadowed for the past 100 years most notably by the Afrikaner Nationalists: the Cape based political heirs to the artificial macro state of South Africa created by the British & imposed onto the region. The Boers trekked from the Cape Afrikaners & the western Cape beginning in the late 1600s & throughout the 1700 when they were nomadic migrating farmers known as the Trekboers occupying the northern & eastern Cape frontier where some later settled down & were known as Grensboere or Border Farmers. A large number of their descendents became known as the Voortrekkers who left the eastern Cape en mass -mainly due to British Colonialism- to trek into the largely uninhabited (due to the Difaqane) interior were they would establish ...

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"Augrabies Falls" Goodrichodyssey's photos around Upington, South Africa (upington to augrabies)

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Duration: 1:01
Published: 28 Feb 2011
Uploaded: 31 Aug 2011
Author: TripAdvisorTRIPWOW2

Preview of Goodrichodyssey's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Upington, South Africa Entry Title: "Augrabies Falls" Entry: "Our next move was west to the town of Upington and the gateway to the north of South Africa. We drove for a day trip to the Augrabies Falls National Park which covers an area of 500 square miles and stretches along the Orange River. The area is very arid. The waterfall is about 200 feet high and is awe-inspiring when the river is in flood. The gorge below the falls averages about 800 ft deep and runs for 11 miles. The original Hottentot people named the waterfall Ankoerebis, meaning the "place of big noises". The Trekboers who later settled in the area derived the name Augrabies. The name is sometimes spelt Aughrabies. An authentic pronunciation is impossible for most English speakers. There are many deposits of alluvial diamonds along the Orange River and legend has it that the biggest cache of diamonds in the world lies in the swirl-hole eroded into the granite at the foot of the waterfall by the thundering waters. We did not find any diamonds, but the day was well worth it!" Read and see more at: www.travelpod.com Photos from this trip: 1. "Darcy at the Falls" 2. "Water Power" 3. "Lizzard Colors" 4. "Augrabies Falls" 5. "LG on the Moon Rock" 6. "Desert View" See this TripWow and more at tripwow.tripadvisor.com

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Tahlita Strauss - Al is ek klein

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Duration: 2:56
Published: 21 Dec 2010
Uploaded: 02 Aug 2011
Author: HermanLig

Tahlita is die dogter van Gospelsangeres Tania Strauss. Die lied is spesiaal vir kinders opgeneem. Bestel die cd/ DVD by - tania@comsys.co.za

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