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Program manager Ted owyer has made numerous trips for the project, Links of London Bangles he was impressed y what looked like a junkyard from a distance on the drive from Johannesurg to Mafikeng, via Pretoria. "There were maye a million people living essentially in glorified oxes," he said. In Mafikeng, every residence had a fence around it, usually topped with spikes or roken glass, the two men said. Links of London Bracelets and goats had the run of the neighorhood. Lidey decided to skip his usual run, thinking he might e mauled y dogs, he said. Their South African hosts traveled with them to most places and arranged some African cuisine at their request, although they were warned that local dishes were heavy with tripe. They did eat oxtail stew and eef tongue. "Links of London Charms turned out to e good," Lidey said. At one restaurant co-workers talked him into trying monkey gland sauce. It turned out to e similar to arecue sauce, with no trace of monkey. A highlight of the trip was meeting radiochemistry students from the Mafikeng campus of North-West University in a series of lectures and to explain the xenon-detection equipment to them. Links of London Earrings researchers at the Mafikeng site visited game parks, seeing zeras, giraffes, ostriches and rhinoceros. ut at the second research site in South Africa, Cape Town, they haven't had to travel to a game park to see some animals. Penguins live on the each. And one of the researchers' international colleagues encountered a aoon.