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@zanele_mab: Thaba Trails Hiking. Price is R50pp and they offer a 5km & 10km hike #thabatrails #thabaecohotel #joburghikingtrails #Hiking #joburg #thingstodoinjohannesburg #joburgactivities #joburghiddengems #thabaecovillage

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hey.....do they allow food & drinks?
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