li-jean-skinny kapa tse phatlohileng li kopantsoe le T-shirt, mokokotlo, jumper e tšesaane kapa hempe. Ho sethaleng se joalo u ka nka lieta tsa mefuta e fapa-fapaneng ea lieta-lieta-lieta , lieta tsa likoti lirethe kapa lirethe, lieta tse phahameng haholo, meqathatso sethaleng le tse ling tse ngata; Bakeng sa li-blogs tse fumanoang ka WordPress.com e hlahisa lipalo-palo tsa Plugin ea Jetpack. Hlokomela hore sena ha se na tšehetso ho li-blogs mme li ka hlahisa bothata ba khokahanyo bo hōle le xmlrpc.php. These friendly relations are reflected in the name of the main Boer town, Rustenburg, or "resting town," because it seemed to them that they would not have to engage in any more fighting against African communities. The Boers initially settled south of the Magaliesberg in the highveld leaving the bushveld north of the Magaliesberg mostly to their Sotho-Tswana friends and allies; according to Ms. Sarah Heckford's memoir, "A Lady Trader in the Transvaal," the Boers would move into the bushveld to visit their Sotho-Tswana neighbors during the winter in what Heckford described as a big picnic.