A First Geography of South Africa
A First Geography of South Africa
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Many people 64 GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AFRICA are employed in the picking, sorting, packing, and canning of fruit.
If we follow the Breede River seawards, we begin to enter drier country. Here the farmers have to irrigate their lands, and there is plenty of water to be had from the mountains. Worcester Hes in the valley near the mountains, at the point where the Hex River joins the Breede. Its streets are lined with oaks, willows, gums, and poplars; and through the town many brooklets sparkle and da...nce in the sunlight. All around are grassy meadows, vineyards, and orchards. Lucerne is grown in large quantities to feed ostriches and other stock.
Farther on down the valley is Robertson, a pretty town close to the mountains. Here was the first irrigation canal in South Africa. All around are rich farms; and large numbers of wagons and carts are built here from the timber grown in the district. Not far away is Montagu, where one finds fertile farms, citrus orchards, and vineyards. The hot springs and baths of Montagu are famous for the relief they give to users suffering from rheumatism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many people 64 GEOGRAPHY OF SOUTH AFRICA are employed in the picking, sorting, packing, and canning of fruit.
If we follow the Breede River seawards, we begin to enter drier country. Here the farmers have to irrigate their lands, and there is plenty of water to be had from the mountains. Worcester Hes in the valley near the mountains, at the point where the Hex River joins the Breede. Its streets are lined with oaks, willows, gums, and poplars; and through the town many brooklets sparkle and da...nce in the sunlight. All around are grassy meadows, vineyards, and orchards. Lucerne is grown in large quantities to feed ostriches and other stock.
Farther on down the valley is Robertson, a pretty town close to the mountains. Here was the first irrigation canal in South Africa. All around are rich farms; and large numbers of wagons and carts are built here from the timber grown in the district. Not far away is Montagu, where one finds fertile farms, citrus orchards, and vineyards. The hot springs and baths of Montagu are famous for the relief they give to users suffering from rheumatism.
What to read after A First Geography of South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Moir Robb to read onlineMoreLess
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