Diary of a tour in South Africa . A SWAZI SIESTA. Diary of a Tour in South Africa, ioi night killed six donkeys. Whether the preyof the lion, like the prey of the angler, increaseswith time I know not, but possibly had wecome a few weeks later, that store-keepermight have made it sixteen donkeys! AtII our friend the guard arrived withhis train from Barberton, coupled us on, andwe were soon again e7i route for this journey I must not omit to mentionthe re-passing of the Crocodile Poort sometwenty miles from Kaapmuiden Junction. Itis a long narrow gorge, through which theCro
Diary of a tour in South Africa . A SWAZI SIESTA. Diary of a Tour in South Africa, ioi night killed six donkeys. Whether the preyof the lion, like the prey of the angler, increaseswith time I know not, but possibly had wecome a few weeks later, that store-keepermight have made it sixteen donkeys! AtII our friend the guard arrived withhis train from Barberton, coupled us on, andwe were soon again e7i route for this journey I must not omit to mentionthe re-passing of the Crocodile Poort sometwenty miles from Kaapmuiden Junction. Itis a long narrow gorge, through which theCrocodile River winds, the train following itscourse. Some parts of the gorge are extremelynarrow, and the rocks on either side veryprecipitous. It is considered to be one of thefinest bits of scenery in the Transvaal. Weregretted very much when darkness came on inthe neighbourhood of Waterval Boven, wherethe scenery is very beautiful. The rise of therailway up to the high veldt is very rapid I02 Diary of a Tour in South Africa. after leaving Kaapm
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