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That's an interesting house. When I lived in Solwezi, we were in the (then new) H-shaped government houses - face brick, high front verandah - bedrooms and bathroom in one leg of the H, kitchen, dining room in the other leg, and the crosspiece being the lounge/living room.
Wonder whether they're still habitable.
how beautiful!
Hi Keesie,
The garden is looking awesome. Missing you guys stax! Please send loads of love and light to TCM!!!!
Melis
Beautiful job, but it DOES look like a ton of work. Gardening is not for me even though hubby is a farmer!
Very cool, or should I say hot?
What are you growing?
Great job with the landscaping, I can already tell it's going to be gorgeous!
lookin' good..but didn't you say it wuz a rental? I hope it is a long term lease
because that is a lot of work to do on someone else's property
What incredibly hard work you've done there. You've got to be tenacious to keep a garden like that growing. I like your little Rift Valley.
TCM is great, give her a little more time and she will have the whole country whipped into shape.
Kees, you've made me homesick for Africa! I did what you've done in both Kenya & Malawi - started a garden from just a bare spot of land. It's looking good & may you & TCM get heaps of pleasure out of it 
wow...lots of hard work, but beautiful results!
What a beautiful outgrowth of you both. It's a work of art really.
OH, that's wonderful! I think I'd adore The Cat's Mother.
How very extraordinary.
Just stunning Keesie & Cat's mum!
As my neice says "Coolbeans"! That is going to be stunning when all the plants astablish.
Keesie, The Cat's Mother in the pictures looks like a goddess surveying her kingdom.
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