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Photo by Chris Bloom
1. Lightning Strike, 2. Looking Down, 3. Dusky Diesel, 4. "This Makes Me Giddy!", 5. Black Cat Under Dark Skies, 6. Brickhill & Argyle, 7. In The Washing Machine Again!, 8. Cat On The Roof,
9. Lift-off, 10. The Invisible Ladder, 11. Half Of It’s Real :o), 12. Kelso, 13. Diesel With Flowers, 14. Diesel Hiding In The Long Grass, 15. Big Yawn!, 16. Daytona Beach,
17. ‘2008 Here I Come!’, 18. Speed, 19. Diesel, 20. Surfer, 21. Cat On The Mat, 22. "I Think He’s Leaving Now", 23. American Cemetery, Madingley, 24. ‘Here I Come!’,
25. Pinetown Night 2002, 26. ‘I Think I’m A Mad Dog?’, 27. Evening Patrol, 28. Beauties & The Beast, 29. Very Bad Boy, 30. Cat Pan, 31. Don’t Stop Me Now, 32. Durban Botanical Gardens,
33. Double Lightning Strike, 34. Jump!, 35. Durban Point Road, 36. Diesel, 37. Dash, 38. Durban City Centre, 39. Diesel Up-Close, 40. Ready To Strike,
41. "Do I Have To Pose Again?", 42. Ol’ Green Eyes, 43. Dark & Handsome, 44. "I Won’t Be Home For Supper", 45. Lifeguard, 46. Diesel, 47. Cotton, Synthetic Or Delicate?, 48. Surfer Girl,
49. Durban City Skyline, 50. Diesel Portrait, 51. Gap, 52. ‘I Smell A Treat’, 53. Meowrlot, 54. ‘I’m Going To Eat You!’, 55. Diesel In-Your-Face!, 56. Looking Back,
57. "Give Me Your Paw, I’ll Pull You Up!", 58. Big Mac Meal, 59. Morning, 60. Tongue, 61. Diesel Portrait, 62. Slippery Slope, 63. Peterborough Cathedral, 64. On Rosies Perch,
65. Durban Addington Beach, 66. ‘Put Down The Darned Camera And Fill Up My Bowl!’, 67. "Why Is This Horse So Slow?", 68. Anything For A Free Ride, 69. Sunrise, 70. Diesel Without Collar, 71. King On His Throne, 72. Sucker
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Have you tried: Visiting Port Elizabeth?
Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: The KwaZulu-Natal Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council buildings, both national monuments, formed a colonial Parliament of two houses: a Council of 11 nominated members and an Assembly of 37 elected members. The Natal Parliament was disbanded in 1910 when the Union of South Africa was formed, and the Assembly became the meeting place of the Natal Provincial Council. The Council was disbanded in 1986.
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