After visiting Kruger National Park we made our way to Sabie where it was much colder. Here we were able to visit some amazing viewpoints.
"The Pinnacle"
"God's Window"
"The Three Rondavels"
We were lucky to find this very unique restaurant with great views in the middle of nowhere. Probably the coolest place I've ever eaten!
Translation: "Bush Kitchen"
Sights from the passenger seat in South Africa and Swaziland.
We don't have pictures from our experience in crossing the border from Swaziland back into South Africa, but it is one I won't forget. Because we did not carry the kids' birth certificates with us, they were not going to allow us back into South Africa. How they let us into Swaziland without them, I'm not sure, but they didn't even ask for them when we entered. Not being able to get into South Africa again gave me a bit of a panic attack and set our son into tears. We were at a loss of what to do and they weren't very helpful, but after awhile the lady checked with her "supervisor", and came back to stamp our passports. So thankful that God had His hand in our lives at all times.
On the coast in St. Lucia
Our little Monkey
Driving through a cultural Zulu Village
Another day at the beach.
Our ballerina and our meat-eater!!
Visiting the Drakensburg Mountain Area
Hiking on a cool, drizzly day and borrowing jackets from a family who had pity on our children.
The beauty of grass. Noticed by one of our children.
Our special trip on a helicopter in the mountains. So amazing!
Any idea what this guys is building?
Hikes, hikes, and more hikes!
One more hike!
The town of Clarens
We finished our trip back in Pretoria with the family that we stayed with at the beginning. It honestly felt like we were back home again. We were treated so well and ate some very delicious meals. It was hard to say goodbye to this wonderful family and this beautiful country, but we knew we had family waiting in Canada for us to arrive.
This may be the end our journey from Indonesia and back to Canada again, but it is not the end of the adventures, or the "steps of faith", we must continue to take. I do hope to add to this blog every now and then to share how life continues for the Biermans. Thanks for showing interest in our lives and sharing in this amazing adventure of life we are on.
