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Post date: 12/12/2014
These are fairly recent labourers cottages built of modern materials including large concrete bricks and the roof is of “big six” style roof plates in fiber cement. The houses are similar to “longhouses” that are common on the west coast of the southwestern Cape with fireplaces at the northern ends of the structures. A lot of modern litter is strewn around in the vicinity of the houses including many plastic containers and other 20th and 21st century materials.