PLACELots and lots to tell! But
first things first …..Let me take you on a journey
to Sohowhere we’ll
stop and have
tea for three "Soho" ... stop here ...and have "t" for "three" ("t" as 3rd letter)
(Sotho is a native language)We are now in Africa, under an apple-leaf tree ….
Chatting with our friends from SohoSpeaking So(t)hoEating dried mopani worms, definitely not for free
Gather up your things, it’s almost three ... time to go!
Very important! Make notes of where we go,
For now, only one will do
Learn your abc and one two threeAt the end, don’t C the 3
“A” for you and “1” for me
Think back to the time in Soho, when we had tea for three The name of the place we are looking for, is a Sotho word for.... Now find an oxymoron hidden in a cycle of seasons,
Be very careful, choose only two!
From rivers of plenty to beautiful red dunes of sand
Unforgettable! A scene painted by nature’s own hand
You've arrived at your destination

Wait!! Before you relax ...
There's a twist to this tale, but unfortunately you’ll have to unravel the next riddle if you want to know more about this extra-ordinary event. Different, but very, very entertaining!

The story I’ve been told happened many, many years ago
35 or so, that much I know!
Once upon a time there were three men
a ranger named Bruce, (who acted very strange)
a hunter named Marvin, and a man called Rodger (both acted the same)
Rodger, the most dangerous of them all,
Had a friend who was caught with a gold nugget in his hand.
Part of the plot, Rodger had to find a gun of pure gold
Both of them, a sight to behold!
Behind the scenes however, a fourth man was at work …
Will, a part-time goldsmith, salt of the earth
carried half of the burden with Bruce at his side
Together they shouted at the apex of evil,
Never flinched, but stood their ground with honour and pride