Gekerfde Portugese kruis op Letaba-Hardekool

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Description: Afrikaans: 'n Portugese kruis, gekerf deur 'n 19de eeuse reisiger op 'n Hardekool op die Letabaoewer, langs die S95-pad naby Letabakamp in die Krugerwildtuin. Dit kon deur D.F. das Neves se jaggeselskap aangebring gewees het, wat in 1860/61 deur hierdie gebied na die Zoutpansberg gereis het. Óf miskien deur een van die Portugese soldate wat pos na João Albasini karwy het tussen Lourenço Marques en Goedgewensch, Zoutpansberg. English: A Portuguese cross, carved by 19th century travellers on a Leadwood tree on the bank of the Letaba river, beside the S95 road near Letaba camp, Kruger National Park. It may have been carved by a hunting party of D. F. das Neves who travelled from Lourenço Marques through the current Kruger National Park to the Zoutpansberg in 1860/61. Or it may have been carved by one of the Portuguese soldiers who carried post for João Albasini between Lourenço Marques and Goedgewensch, Zoutpansberg.[1] ↑ Joao Albasini. Kruger Park History Information. Siyabona Africa. Retrieved on 28 October 2013. Date: 16 July 2011, 07:01. Source: Own work. Author: Karen Wiebe. Permission(Reusing this file): Please cite the author. I hold the rights to this image and release it under the terms below. JMK (talk) 05:30, 28 October 2013 (UTC). Camera location23° 49′ 33.75″ S, 31° 35′ 24.71″ E View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap-23.826042; 31.590197.