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Shop till you drop in malls and shopping centres. Visit local crafts shops. Unique products and local bargains galore. (photo by Chuck Felix)
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Woodmead is situated in Sandton in the northern part of Johannesburg
in Gauteng, South Africa. It is mostly a commercial suburb. It is
ideally located as four highways meet in Woodmead namely - The N1
Western Bypass, The N1 Ben Schoeman, N3 Eastern Bypass, ...
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Balgowan is situated in the central portion of the Midlands Meander
between Nottingham Road and Lidgetton.
Balgowan has extended its orginal geographical location from a
romantic old trading store and a train station where the local timber
is picked ...
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TAMBOTI SATELLITE CAMP
A satellite camp is managed from a main camp / gate. There are no shop
or restaurant facilities available.
Tamboti Tented camp is a small satellite camp, situated along the
banks of the Timbavati River, centrally located approximately ...
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TSITSIKAMMA NATIONAL PARK
Where the booming breakers of the Indian Ocean relentlessly pound
rocky shores, where temperate high forest and fynbos roll down to the
sea in an unspoilt verdant carpet, where ancient rivers carve their
paths to the ocean down ...
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BERG-EN-DAL
Berg-en-Dal is situated on the bank of the Matjulu Spruit with a view
of softly undulating hills to the east. On the northern and southern
sides dry riverbeds and a dam border the camp. There are large trees
along the streams and dry riverbeds. ...
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SKUKUZA
Skukuza is the Kruger National Park's largest rest camp and
administrative headquarters. It is situated on the southern banks of
the Sabie River. The camp is well foliaged and there are some lofty
trees along the river's edge. Activities and ...
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