Not Pioneer...smaller!
Although virtually all dams are smaller than Pioneer!
Where in Kruger, With or Without Aminals?!
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Re: Where in Kruger, With or Without Aminals?!
In my heart, I knew it wasn't Pioneer
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Re: Where in Kruger, With or Without Aminals?!
oups I understood North of.... Biyamiti
so now Nkovakutu or Mandadzidzi ??? No... to complicate to write... Maritube
so now Nkovakutu or Mandadzidzi ??? No... to complicate to write... Maritube
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Re: Where in Kruger, With or Without Aminals?!
Sable dam?
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Re: Where in Kruger, With or Without Aminals?!
I wanted to write Sable Dam from the beginning, so why didn't I?
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