16/1 four night safari in South Africa

Marishka

moonberry wrote: »

Good thinking - it could be referring to the way the names of islands ending in 'say' are pronounced - Southerners perhaps pronounce it 'say' whereas locals may pronounce it differently??

a little irrelevant now but since you ask - locals pronounce it "see" and the "ay" means island! Hence Sanday, which is old Norse for ..... (drum roll)
Sandy Island!
I'm not a local, unfortunately, but I go there whenever I can.

anta

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africalass

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