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The landscape has changed.  Grasslands dotted with trees.  I believe this is what they call Savannah country.

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  1. Susan, a Sometimes BloggerSeptember 17, 2013 at 8:30 AM

    Beautiful country it is too. Am enjoying your posts Joan.
    I'm working my way through them and am in awe all over again at the sights there are to see :D)

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