I love the Eastern Cape – I grew up there and have so many fond memories of its beautiful beaches, winding rivers and rolling uplands clothed in impenetrable thicket vegetation. The hills and rivers and beaches are still there, but sadly only patches of thicket remain, a great deal of it lost to changing land use, mostly farming. Peter Borchert reflects on these things on a trip to the Addo Elelphant National Park and the possibilty that wind might have the power to uplift the region.
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