Morija to Bethlehem
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My reply is simple, You the locals won't take them so we will find them homes in Australia or Canada or Holland, The thing is that usually causes them to change the subject" Allan continues walking around the complex introducing us to the various staff members. By the time we're ready to leave we've met some of the children and our hearts were melted. We left pretty impressed with an orphanage that seeks to find homes for orphaned children. All of us found the experience inspirational. I think you'll find them if you google Beautiful Gateway Lesotho. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_8Wj_0eRy0[/youtube] Lesotho is ruled by a King. It is very poor country but it had magnificent scenery. Over 60% of the population who work do so in South Africa. When Friday comes there will be queues up to three hours long at the border This is workers returning he from South Africa with their wages ringers their families.
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