Images Dated 5th November 2010

Panoramic view of the Amphitheatre range in the Drakensberg mountains, Drakensberg uKhahlamba National Park, Kwazulu-Natal-South Africa

Royal Natal national park was founded in 1916. It covers over 8, 000 hectares including the Drakensberg Mountains, the highest range of mountains in South Africa. It also contains the Amphitheatre wall which is 1, 000 meters high and stretches over 5 km and is site to the World's second highest waterfall, the Tugela Falls. The park is part of the greater World Heritage site, Drakensberg Ukhahlamba National Park

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Composting toilet

Composting toilet. The residue is periodically removed by helicopter. The park receives considerable summer usage and most visitors stay overnight. Inadequate toilet facilities can be unpleasant and unsanitary. Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania, Australia

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Trappers Hut

Trappers Hut, one of many in the central highlands built in the 1930s and 40s to shelter trappers snaring wallabies and possums in winter. Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania, Australia

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