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Down the stony canyon, we pass Commiphora saxicola (related to Arabian myrrh – the balm of Gilead – or in Afrikaans, the Kanniedood) trees, rocks whitened over centuries by the viscous piss of dassies, portly phantom trees (Moringa ovalifolia), rocky hills with granite domes, sparrow-weaver nests, zebra-hoof tracks on the narrow paths, old bones in dry riverbeds, white-trunked and thickly leaved shepherd's trees, views over the petrified red dunes to the east.
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Down
the
stony
canyon,
we
pass
Commiphora
saxicola
(related
to
Arabian
myrrh
–
the
balm
of
Gilead
–
or
in
Afrikaans,
the
Kanniedood)
trees,
rocks
whitened
over
centuries
by
the
viscous
piss
of
dassies,
portly
phantom
trees
(Moringa
ovalifolia),
rocky
hills
with
granite
domes,
sparrow-weaver
nests,
zebra-hoof
tracks
on
the
narrow
paths,
old
bones
in
dry
riverbeds,
white-trunked
and
thickly
leaved
shepherd's
trees,
views
over
the
petrified
red
dunes
to
the
east.