cownchicken
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I would think Tricky Vicky & Mickey.
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Good guess Riis.
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How many 'N' tiles are there in a Scrabble set?
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It is a pangram - uses all the letters of the alphabet.
We did a puzzle cache a while ago called 'The quick Brown Fox'
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All yours Riis.
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Which soccer team is known as Alibiceleste?
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Pitbull.
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Martial Eagle?
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Both Rhenish and La Rochelle were established in 1860.
So it is all yours Riis.
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Staying with this subject - which is the oldest girls school in SA?
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It has to be Sacs.
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Try accessing geocaching.com on Google Chrome and downloading caches from there.
Find this works for us.
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Easter not good.
4th fine, evenings after work are also fine as long as it is not too far out of Town.
Looking forward to seeing you.
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Seems like it will be okay on Saturday - seems the cloud cover will come later in the day. Please let Andre know.
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All yours cincol!
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If that is what was meant in the question then Kimberley Big Hole - as "The Pooks" said - would be the answer.
Not Kimberley but nearby.
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The emphasis is on man made mine. That is 'man dug' mine.
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Westonaria - Western Deep Gold Mine
No.
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Okay.
Here goes.
Which town in South Africa has of the deepest vertical man-made hole?
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Peterleroux it is your turn ask a question.
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Thanks Pooks.
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Not that difficult - an African island!!
we were dsicussing holiday plans this morning when I remembered the Germans used to have colonies in East Africa too. Zanzibar?
Quite right! All yours Peter.
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Re Penny's Cave
saturday 30 Nov 8am, Theresa Ave. Quite a long hike (4-6 hrs). Bring enough water and food. My cell no 0827663807
Thanks. See you there.
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Thanks for the replies! They have been put on our to do list!
Will mail you soon.
Are you interested in numbers or do you want higher terrain caches?
The mountain
in South Africa
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There are quite a few Event caches coming up. Perhaps you should attend one or two of them and meet the local geocachers.
Have a look at the Fynbos Finders on this forum or join Western Cape SA Geocachers on Facebook.