The tunnel was abandoned due to collapsing, apparently one can still stop to see what is left of the tunnel. Earlier generation never gave up too easily, and yes eventually went on around.
Good to have friends in unusual places, ask him about the tunnel perhaps he will direct you to where it is, unless they have stopped that now completely.
Enjoy the region, although I am sure you are back down home by now assisting with meals with the fires raging.
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Yes we were there but could not see anything as it is totally overgrown.
We had a braai at the little village where Bain built his house and lived during the construction of the pass. He even altered a stream of the river to run past his house.
It was that same friend that invited us to have a braai and when they come here to their house for weekends, he has invited us to go there for weekends. They will work on that pass until August next year. Doing new drains, culverts, replacing the sparse safety rocks at the edges with concrete beams and of course doing the new tarring of the roads.
Yes, we are back home and we support as usual where we can my friend.
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