Just Off the Highway | Ep 6 | “The End of the Discussion.”How Pelindaba got its name.
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- The trusty ’72 Toyota Corona gets another outing, taking the scenic route to Hartbeespoort Dam. In Just Off the Highway #6, Al Prodgers figures out why the name, Pelindaba, holds a cautionary tale for all our relationships.
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Nice. Will do
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I can just imagine the old "Oom" (farmer) chuckling as he watches the hyacinths grow Izwi lokugcina (the final word).Thank you for a very enjoyable series.
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This video has helped "disarm" a strategy in my personal life too...the situation has worked it self out peacefully and I am reconciled with my son... :)
Ryan Whittal Good news! Glad to hear.
Loved this! The Melville Kopies has a crazy story too, and quite a fascinating guided tour...
Always wanted to go there. Thanks for the idea.
Have you tried Leydsdorp, once designated a city by Paul Kruger, now a hunting camp?
There’s a Commissioner Street, and Samuel Pepys great-grand nephew is buried there.
Unfortunately, the old bar counter was stolen recently - it had Kruger’s signature carved into it.
Fascinating, thanks! I'll certainly look into this.
Absolutely a must to follow you
Thanks, Ronel! Feel free to suggest places or topics that interest you.
Another excellent episode
Thanks, Cyrus!
" A country that has no past, shall have no future". Sir Winston Churchill
Exactly.
I have just started watching this channel today (yes I did subscribe to this channel as SA is a wonderful, beautiful country indeed, despite its.... oppses and shanininigans (lol), and I'd love to travel SA, and the narrator is good with his words, lol. and with his humour. Very educational - I never knew the story of Phelandaba until today, Nice to see some positives about our stunningly beauiful land South Africa. :-)
Thanks for your kind comment! i hope you also enjoy the rest of the channel.
Really enjoy your clips. The subscription base will grow.
Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement.
Thank you so much for this series. It is August 2022 as l send this. I have njoyed your informative videos from the beginning.
Thanks for your generous feedback!
Must visit this Al, after all it is close by - see you soon.
Looking forward to it. 👍
Quirky, intelligent and so enjoyable. I'm sharing wide and far! Pls keep making your videos.
Thanks for your encouraging feedback, Izak. Will do.
Dankie broer.
Plesier, Meneer.
😂Enjoy very much
Thank you. I'm very glad you liked it.
Keep on been excellent
Thanks! Be sure to check out the other episodes on my channel.
Thanks man...cunt believe I never know about all this. Thanks to you.. keep it rolling
Thanks! Will do.
good one, Al, fascinating information and insights
Thanks, Boet!
Cool video
Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.
You almost sounded Capetonian for a moment...
Hey, I really enjoy the content.
Thanks very much! I hope you'll browse my channel and check out more overlooked and obscure stories.
caught plenty fish there in the 70s
Hi, yes, people still fish there, but I'm not sure if it's safe to eat. I was warned the water can make you ill. Undoubtedly a beautiful place.
Damn funny.
Thanks!