Cradock

After Passing through Bethulie, we stopped on Southern Africa’s longest rail and road bridge, taking pictures of the confluence of the Caledon and Orange Rivers. We found the road south in good condition to open, as they say, the throttle. The scenery, as we raced through, comprised of a dry grassy terrain with a multitude of surrounding hills. Some were flat, some jagged, others were single or multi-capped. We bounded on, drunk with history, towards our next destination. We passed interesting small towns, each with its own history, waiting for its stories to be told.