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The writing of Laurence Catlow, and a contrast between the mountains of Yorkshire and the Drakensberg in South Africa
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The writing of Laurence Catlow, and a contrast between the mountains of Yorkshire and the Drakensberg in South Africa
This post is largely for the benefit and interest of foreigners to South Africa. With the exception of the tip of South Africa, in what we call the Western Cape, ours is a country in which rainfall comes in summer. Our winters, by contrast, are brutally dry. And I really do mean brutally dry. We can see rainfall taper off as early as late March, and not have a drop of precipitation again until October. Those in tune with our seasons, as I believe I am, are acutely aware of the length and severity of winter’s dryness. Did the rains