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Usage examples of "lowveld".
Ja, that is a nice name for a brave person who is travelling by himself to the lowveld to meet his granpa.
It can be very cold in the lowveld before the sun rises and without a blanket I soon began to shiver.
It looked out across a vast and beautiful valley which stretched thirty miles over the lowveld to a slash of deep purple on the pale skyline, an escarpment which rose two thousand feet to the grasslands of the highveld.
Seniority went by weight, with Klipkop, who had defeated Jackhammer Smit on points over ten rounds and was now the Lowveld heavyweight champion, the most senior, down to myself at the very bottom of the ladder.
The boxers from Barberton prison were known throughout the lowveld and as far as Pietersburg and Pretoria as tough men to take on.
Klipkop was the exception, as heavyweight champion of the Lowveld he had to take good care of his hands, so he took to using the donkey prick for casual punishment.
Africans from the lowveld have weak stomachs from having been infected with Bilharzia.
He had no watch, but he knew in the rhythm of his days that it was time for the train to the lowveld to pass.
He had come up from the lowveld, following the railway tracks till he found this place, pushing his wheelbarrow on which he had loaded a pot and a pan and some bedding and a few tools.
That day they did not climb the granite dome to watch the lowveld train pass.
It was always misty in these mountains, for at night the warm wind rose from the lowveld and wispy clouds wreathed the tall peak.
Far down in the lowveld and away to the northern mountains a haze of smoke trembled by day, and the night sky was flushed with the reflection of flame.
In the east, far over the lowveld, the sky was lightened by a flush of the bush fire that had been raging for days now.
The lowveld lay black and ravaged by the fire, and food and shelter for the bushpigs were scarce.
He was not seen in the region of the Misty Mountain for a long time but in the lowveld, in the Letsitele Valley and further to the south, legends grew about the three-legged bushpig.