File:Bokkoms Velddrif - West Coast, South Africa (3918637765).jpg
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A proud Velddrif fisherman holds up a collection of Bokkoms, a local <a href="http://www.southafrica.net/sat/content/en/za/full-article?oid=19386&sn=Detail&pid=129" rel="nofollow">South African</a> delicacy. Velddrift is known as Bokkom country, it is here that large schools of harders are netted and hung out to dry in the sun to become fish biltong. Vue de Western Cape en Afrique du Sud. |
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| Author | South African Tourism from South Africa |
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