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1. Explore Hermanus in South Africa HERE - Hermanus in Overberg District Municipality (Western Cape) with its 25,153 inhabitants is located in South Africa about 803 mi (or 1,292 km) south-west of Pretoria, the country's capital.  by TripMondo
2. South Africa Online Tourism and Travel Magazine - Explore South Africa and discover the best time and places to visit
3. Whale in Watching in Hermanus - This is probably one of the few places in the world where whales come in so close you can almost touch them.  Air B&B
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5. During the Anglo-Boer War (South African war) of 1899-1902, the English struggled to defeat the Boers. The English started to demoralize the Boers by rounding up the woman and children living on the farms, burning the farms to the ground, and putting the women in concentration camps.  Source and Image of the coin:  Hermanus Online Travel Magazine by | SteemIt  is a social media platform where everyone gets paid for creating and curating content. It leverages a robust digital points system (Steem) for digital rewards.
6. History of Hawston - Close to Hermanus, the town of Hawston with its long, white unspoilt beach lies cosily between the sea and the mountain. It is thought that long ago the Quena (Khoi-Khoi) grazed their cattle in the area. Before 1830, people lived at Herrie’s Bay and at neighbouring Middelvlei. Hawston was founded by Samson Gabriel Dyer, an American Negro. This historic fishing village has many stories to tell, one of whom is the abalone one. It was the refuge and home to many from Ireland, Germany, France, Holland, USA, Sweden and England. The major part of the town was laid out in 1860 and named Hawston, after Commissioner Charles Haw of Caledon. By SA History
7. Hermanus Whale festival - Every year around the end of September the Hermanus Whale Festival is celebrating the only enviro-arts festival in South Africa - Event in Cape Town Tourism website
8. White Shark Cage Diving - Game fishers and Shark hunters for more than a century have reported seeing/catching white sharks over 20 feet long, but the majority these claims have been either unconfirmed or later disproven. Cage Diving with the Great White Shark is a unique tourist attraction that is certainly offered in some worldwide locations. Good Diving companies could have all this information available, and be more than happy to talk about it. 
9. Squadron Leader Roger Joyce Bushell RAF (30 August 1910 – 29 March 1944) was a South African-born British military aviator, who became famous as the organiser of a mass escape from a German prisoner of war camp in 1944. After the escape, Bushell was a victim of the Stalag Luft III murders. The escape was the basis for Paul Brickhill's non-fiction book The Great Escape (1950), upon which a similarly-named, fictionalised 1963 film was based. Bushell was the real-life basis for the character of "Roger Bartlett" (played by Richard Attenborough) in the film.
10. Hermanus Online Travel Magazine provides information on adventure, activities and accommodation. Hermanus, a holiday village by the sea in South Africa about an hour from Cape Town.
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    Two RAF Duxford-based Battle of Britain pilots, Douglas Bader and Alexander Hess, outside the Duxford Officers' Mess. Having lost his legs in a flying accident in 1931, Bader became famous as the pilot with "tin legs". He took command of 242 Squadron RAF in June 1940. At 41, “Sascha” Hess was on...