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Tourists make Moth Shellhole their ‘Friday base’

The tourists expressed their admiration for the museum and for the hospitality shown by the local Moth members.

The Endumeni Isandlwana Moth Shellhole in Dundee is one of the town’s ‘hidden treasure troves’ when it comes to military history.  The museum is now being exposed to groups of English tourists who visit the battlefields while in the country.  Hosted by Pierre and Karen Duval of Bushveld Safaris, the tourists are guided around the local historic sites by  Pat Rundgren and are accommodated at Battlefields Country Lodge.

The tourists expressed their admiration for the museum and for the hospitality shown by the local Moth members.

Pat Rundgren giving a talk on the battlefields
Pat Rundgren giving a talk on the battlefields
Braai time
Braai time

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South African red meat
South African red meat

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Cheryl Rundgren
Cheryl Rundgren
Neil Rundgren and Graham Morgan
Neil Rundgren and Graham Morgan

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Alex Donalson doing the traditional South African thing
Alex Donalson doing the traditional South African thing
The English tourists are impressed with the huge menu on offer
The English tourists are impressed with the huge menu on offer

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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