With Botha And Smuts in Africa
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In order to let them get well on the way I was ordered to move at ten o'clock, escorting the whole of the motor transport of the brigade, as well as the heavy Searchlight Section, which was finding it exceedingly difficult to progress at all. Their cars were much too heavy for the country, and were greatly underpowered for the work. That they got as far as they did 112 On to Omaruru was extremely creditable both to the officers and the men.
For a mile or two beyond Etiro the road was quite good..., and I began to think we were really about to find decent going at last. Vain hope ! Presently the ground began to get rocky and the river beds more frequent and difficult to negotiate. Five miles out it be- came positively appalling. Heavy boulders and rocky outcrops which often meant an hour's work with pick, shovel and crowbar to enable the cars to pass ; sand as heavy and deep as any- thing we had yet encountered ; and deep nullahs which often meant more roadmaking to render them negotiable, made progress very slow, and it was then that I began to see that our pro- posed surprise visit to Omaruru a few days before would have ended in a fiasco.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to let them get well on the way I was ordered to move at ten o'clock, escorting the whole of the motor transport of the brigade, as well as the heavy Searchlight Section, which was finding it exceedingly difficult to progress at all. Their cars were much too heavy for the country, and were greatly underpowered for the work. That they got as far as they did 112 On to Omaruru was extremely creditable both to the officers and the men.
For a mile or two beyond Etiro the road was quite good..., and I began to think we were really about to find decent going at last. Vain hope ! Presently the ground began to get rocky and the river beds more frequent and difficult to negotiate. Five miles out it be- came positively appalling. Heavy boulders and rocky outcrops which often meant an hour's work with pick, shovel and crowbar to enable the cars to pass ; sand as heavy and deep as any- thing we had yet encountered ; and deep nullahs which often meant more roadmaking to render them negotiable, made progress very slow, and it was then that I began to see that our pro- posed surprise visit to Omaruru a few days before would have ended in a fiasco.
What to read after With Botha And Smuts in Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Whittall to read onlineMoreLess
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