Victoria West was the next town we reached. We were already tired after a very long ride for the day and we could have happily booked in somewhere and relaxed for the rest of the day, but we had pre-planned the route and still had to make it to De Aar, so that we could make it to our destination on time the following day. We had to get petrol and so looked around the first garage in the high street. The thing that struck us about Victoria West was all the varying Architecture of the place. It was very quaint.
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| Some interesting old houses as you get into Victoria West |
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| All sorts of varying Architectures |
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| Just before we got to the town - now on some tar road - we could see forever |
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| Once we arrived at Victoria West, we first found this drying lake |
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| Strange green algae in the lake | n |
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| Vic West is a pretty little Karoo town |
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| The sort of place we'd like to have stopped and stayed in if we didn't already have a plan |
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| A blue house? - not often you see those |
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