Lucky POT HOLES

We've experienced lots of pot holes everyday while driving to and fro a destination..and we've always been cursing on the council or JKR for their irresponsibilities...that's Malaysian Potholes..but what I'm gonna share here with everyone is Lucky Potholes'..well the full name is called the Bourkes Lucky Pothole. It's part of the Blyde River Canyon in Graskop (Khraskop), Mpumalanga, South Africa in which I will be showing you soon in the next posting. Back to the potholes, it's name after a gold digger named Tom Burke who has correctly predicted that a large deposit of golds would be found in that area at that time..and the formation of the potholes was caused by swirling whirlpools which made the stones and sands to grind huge cylindrical potholes in the bedrock of the river. So ironic, it's unlike the potholes in Malaysia..lmao..

The entrance to the potholes...


First time seeing a BMW bike..looks cool..

that's the Blyde river, the smaller one..not sure whether it's the upstream or the lower stream

On the left, one of the 2 bridges to be crossed over and one the right, some of the potholes...


Beautiful rock formation


That's me in the middle as a proof


rocks being corroded by moving waters (eons)

Beautiful mini waterfalls


Better view of more lucky potholes
Can you spot some glittering stuff in the potholes?

definitely it's not gold..it's just coins thrown by visitors..
perhaps hoping to accumulate some luck?

Hope you enjoy this posting..more to come on the South African nature...actually tonnes to come.
Cheers and See ya!