08. Upper section of the Tyatyora cemetery looking across to the road approaching Healdtown | Eastern Cape, VICTORIA EAST district, Tyatyora, Healdtown Mission, cemetery | Eastern Cape, VICTORIA EAST district, Rural (farm cemeteries) | eGGSA Graves - Eastern Cape | The eGGSA graves site

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08. Upper section of the Tyatyora cemetery looking across to the road approaching Healdtown

The upper section of the Tyatyora cemetery (32° 44' 9.36" S, 26° 42' 15.66" E) looking across to the road approaching Healdtown that was first begun as the LMS Birklands Mission in 1845 by Calderwood, but burnt down in 1846 during the 7^th F/W. After the 1850/53 War. The Rev. John Ayliff established Healdtown.

contributor: Robert Speirs & Peter Moll

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08. Upper section of the Tyatyora cemetery looking across to the road approaching Healdtown

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Camera Maker:	HUAWEI
Camera Model:	ELS-NX9
Date and Time Taken:	2023-06-02
Original Date and Time Taken:	2023-06-02
Shutter Speed:	1/2519 sec
Aperture:	f/1.9
ISO Sensitivity:	50
Exposure Compensation:	0 EV
Metering Mode:	Pattern
Flash Fired:	No Flash
Focal Length:	6.7 mm

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