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English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. English (Translate this text in English): East London is situated in the Eastern Cape Province north of Port Elizabeth. The city is home to one of the regional airports in South Africa and flights operate to East London from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. How? From shore Distance Instant access Easy to find? Easy to find

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English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

English (Translate this text in English): The British screw steamer, the King Cadwallon collided with rocks in off the Esplanade on the 11th September 1929, and finally rested on shore after burning out. Interestingly, she caught alight approx. 11 km's off Durban and was abandoned. She continued drifting for 41 days in total until resting in East London. All that remains are remnants and the boilers are still pretty much intact. Tropical fish are common in the area.

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