KNP verander in sopnat paradys

'Dit is koud, dit is toegetrek en dit reën te lekker...'

December 30, 2016

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So het een van die toeriste in die Kruger Nasionale Park aan Letaba Herald vanoggend vertel.

‘Dit is te lekker hier. Letaba het gister so 50 mm reën gehad, Laer Sabie 120mm, dit reën regtig lekker. Dit reën nog al die pad. Dit het dwarsdeur die nag gereën in Letaba. Dit is koud, dit is toegetrek en dit reën. Ons geniet dit,’ het sy verheug vertel.

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December 30, 2016

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