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Spioenkop and other iconic destinations of the history tourist – the ramblings of a battlefield guide in Northern Natal
We are on the eve of celebrating our 15th year in the Kwazulu-Natal battlefield guiding industry. (Left-Isandlwana Mountain, taken from the Drift. One of the more ominous silhouettes in British Army history.) The industry has shown upward and downward curves, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo Boer War, Anglo-Zulu War, Battlefield analysis, battlefield guide, Battlefield tour, History's Walk, Johann Hamman, KZN, Principles of War, South Africa, Spioenkop, Voetspore
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My reading list…..
My reading list (so far…..) 1. Boer Wars 1815-1902 Farwell, Byron, The Great Boer War, , MacKays of Chatham, Chatham, Kent, Wordsworth 1999 Edition Crisp, Robert, The Outlanders: The story of the men who made Johannesburg, Mayflower Books Ltd., 1074, … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglo Boer War, battlefield guide, Johann Hamman, KZN, South Africa
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