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Traditional healer Limpopo

Posted on November 25, 2018 by Leave a comment

Traditional healer Limpopo

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Louise de Waal

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I feel extremely privileged to live my dream in Cape Town, probably the most beautiful spot in the world. This enables me to do what I love most - to travel around Africa and discover unique, off-the-beaten track and meaningful tourism products. Through my Green Girls in Africa blog I want to share these incredible and often thought provoking experiences. I hope you enjoy my green stories as much as I do.

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