The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
The desire for equality must never exceed the demands of knowledge
The desire for equality must never exceed the demands of knowledge
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
In the continue!!!?? what the hell has happened to Stark!!
Another mystique character at large???
Another mystique character at large???
Heh,.. H.e
Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
Does Vim know you address him as a “shifty looking fellow” 
You slept on the kids sleeper couch
You should have overdosed on “tea” I should have left you with some biscuits to have with your tea
Cancelled for a Donald rally.
No hamsters to rush you, but others to discipline you, so a tame evening
You slept on the kids sleeper couch
You should have overdosed on “tea” I should have left you with some biscuits to have with your tea Cancelled for a Donald rally.
No hamsters to rush you, but others to discipline you, so a tame evening
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
None of them read here!
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
Even if they do........ 
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
He is Making America Great Again, H.!H. erectus wrote:In the continue!!!?? what the hell has happened to Stark!!
Another mystique character at large???
Please check Needs Attention pre-booking: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=596
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
Off we went on our Morning Walk...very healthy and serene! 
Nice and green, I must say! As said, many of the big trees in B&D were planted after construction in the 1980s, and are now very grand! Also a nice feeling after the drought.
A bit of serendipity!
Asa missed the point a bit...
One walks around the fence, the Rhino Trail, which was enhanced for the visually impaired/blind. So one can hear and smell, then read info in braille at certain spots!
And there is a wire cable running along most of the length of the trail, so the blind can follow it alone by hand, should they wish! Unfortunately, the cables are down a bit, and the fixtures are neglected and not maintained, IMO.
There is a very low tree branch too..Asa is not that tall, and I wonder how many have bumped their heads over the years!? But that is Africa, please don't cut it! 
Nice and green, I must say! As said, many of the big trees in B&D were planted after construction in the 1980s, and are now very grand! Also a nice feeling after the drought.
A bit of serendipity!
Asa missed the point a bit...
One walks around the fence, the Rhino Trail, which was enhanced for the visually impaired/blind. So one can hear and smell, then read info in braille at certain spots!
And there is a wire cable running along most of the length of the trail, so the blind can follow it alone by hand, should they wish! Unfortunately, the cables are down a bit, and the fixtures are neglected and not maintained, IMO.
There is a very low tree branch too..Asa is not that tall, and I wonder how many have bumped their heads over the years!?
But that is Africa, please don't cut it! Please check Needs Attention pre-booking: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=596
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Re: The Search for Stark, Part 2! Berg&Dal May 2017
Poor tree, subject to bonehead abuse!!
Agh shame man!!!~Plaster for tree!!!!
Agh shame man!!!~Plaster for tree!!!!
Heh,.. H.e