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| Pumba on the tracks! |
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| Bulawayo |
From Victoria Falls we took a train to Bulawayo, a cool little
city that somehow felt like a mid-90's American town, with wide avenues,
run-down trucks, and strip malls.
Just outside of Bulawayo, we visited Matobo National Park, famous for cave paintings, huge boulders, great views, and Cecil Rhodes' grave.
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| Mother and Child. (That's the name of the rock formation. I've just got a gut.) |
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| San bushmen painted on the walls of this cave 2,000 years ago. |
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| Paintings of leopards |
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| Walking up to World's View, the highest point in the park. |
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| Cecil Rhodes, the founder of Rhodesia, asked to be buried on the top of World's View. Not a bad spot. |
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| TK moves some rocks around. |
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