Lekker long easter!

I dont know how resent it is, looks no older than a month in some places. This was the first time down it in about 6year and it changed a lot or i just navigated like my bum. I was also thinking of maybe doing some work on the hut. Maybe put polycarbonat windows in, and paint it to stop the rust. It would be a shame to see it go to wast, had fun times there after climbing trips in the area.

Returned yesterday day from a successful GT,the weather was very kind to us except for the days we summit-ed redi peak and Thabana-Ntlenyana when i experienced the strongest wind in the berg ever.

I was on the trip with Aux, totally agree it was a great trip in all:thumbsup: , however, Tseke was terrible:thumbsdown: !Any new paths that had been formed were mostly washed away which made the going very slow. Many areas were covered by fresh (less than one month), unstable, debris (boulders etc). Wasting events have removed much of the path forcing one in to the river bed, which is fairly unstable in places. The sides of the river are generally shear (up to ca.10m in some places), and also appear unstable, making access to the valley slopes tricky. With heavy rains I imagine this pass could change on a regular (near daily) basis. I would rather have walked up and down the Camel route all day than once down Tseke. I would suggest using another pass if possible, unless you enjoy unnecessary hardship and have a knee maintenance plan.
The image below shows the pass from near the contour path, around C8 I think. Probably the only view I will ever see of the pass again.

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Here's Tseke pass from on the Camel route.
The slides on the right of the image appear to be quite recent, this sort of event has taken place at many points up the pass, on both sides.