Chapter 22 Great Tinkas, occupy German South Africa - August 1903 Chris Kemp has hardly got off his

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Chapter 22 Great Tinkas, occupy German South Africa - August 1903 Chris Kemp has hardly got off his horse. washing the dishes Reitz came far behind with bokwaentjie on. They are now in the vicinity of Great Tinkas, just south of the Swakopriviervallei. Kemp had his small commando with an iron hand driven up here. "Commandant?" It's the young Hugo De Jager, one of the men who were with him when they were Hamakari the German general met. "Commandant?" Said De Jager again. Kemp did not immediately heard. "What?" washing the dishes He asked. "Look there. To the left of the tree line, Commandant. That's the Germans that, 'cause everybody knows. Kemp looked around. He Van der Heyde to trust, but only to a point. The rest of the Germans to him of no importance. "They are on their way to come to." We must be in the cave before they get there, washing the dishes he thought suddenly. "Saddle, men do," he cried suddenly. The cave is deeper than initially estimated. The thirteen people disappear back into the depths of the granite dome in the dugout. The horses are on the south side of the dome where tinkappersgehuggie worn shadows cast on the warmgebrande washing the dishes Namibsand. Now they just wait for Van der Heyde. More than three hours later Kemp stood at the entrance to the barracks in Swakopmund and wait. There goes a slight misvlagie from the sea side. The town is full of German soldiers washing the dishes who gathered for the expected onslaught from the sea. Kemp half the army to Tinkas had left. There is no point in this stage of the mission to be caught. The other guys waiting between the trees in the mouth of the Swakop River. His former colleagues, who have now the Galway Castle troepskip few nautical washing the dishes miles from Walvis found, will do their utmost to get their hands on the four coffins to lie, but if he can avoid it. Kemp is concerned. There is always a possibility that someone on the other side will tell on it. The farmers do this anyway but. The Germans have their part of the agreement. He is not so sure about Van der Heyde not. The cold, calculated way he helps his soldiers to shoot, Kemp disgusted. He was not guilty of bloodshed, but they were difficult days. "We will fix it again, guys," he said softly to himself. His great friend and comrade in the struggle, Jopie Fourie is probably already cold in his grave, but that's the price they had to pay attention to get them away. The General knows what he's doing. The South - Africans are very close now. He and Manie will definitely not very warmly received. They share in the rebellion failed and the debacle at Upington have done a firing squad for the both of them assured. washing the dishes This will only happen if the Juices many we catch, but the chances for that are now zero, he thought. The general, however, they warned that this would happen. "I will not be able to save, guys. You may not be caught. I will however do what I can to make your journey to West Africa washing the dishes easier, but if you catch Louis, then you run the same way as Jopie. "Kemp saw Van der Heyde at the entrance to the barracks out. He spoke with another officer on the porch under the porch. The foreign officer wore a white uniform on. Then he thought he had corrected itself with the fleet, Kemp thought to himself. The German turned washing the dishes back and stop something in the other man's hand. It's a black leather pouch. Kemp could see it from where he was leaning against the wall. That's our money that think Kemp involuntarily. "We go on board tonight," said the German, when he returned to join Kemp. "The entire British fleet lying off the coast. Is not it a bit stupid and dangerous' says Kemp. "Not if you're on a British ship," said Van der Heyde. What these two men do not know, however, is the fact that Admiral Graf Maximilian von Spee and the German navy in a bizarre coincidence in the British navy vasgeseil that they will hunt for months. The two navies washing the dishes have