It’s beautiful here. An aching and excruciating beauty I didn’t expect. Not because I didn’t think Africa would be beautiful but because even as I sit in this exquisite place, the realities of its plundered and pillaged people and landscapes are impossible to ignore. Diamonds, gold, land, success, the certain and brilliant success of one’s children. From what I’ve seen so far, these things are alien to many whose ancestors lived tribally here. And that breaks me with every breath.
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Beautiful writing!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Sorry if you already said elsewhere, but what city is this nearest? I would love to see this myself.
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I didn’t say but it is the Three Rondavels in Mpumalanga. Maybe an hour drive from Blyde River Canyon which isn’t far from Kruger Park.
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