I: Sunrise over the Breede River valley near Worcester on the the way to Kimberley
I: Early morning rainbow above the Breede River valley near Worcester
I: Table Mountain Group stratigraphy exposed in the Matroosberg arch, Hex River Valley
I: Early morning sunlight view of the Matroosberg in the Hex River valley
I: Secure meshwork surrounds the viewpoint over the open pit of Kimberley diamond mine
I: Kimberley Mine: The world's largest manually excavated open pit
I: Geological section through the Kimberley pipe
I: Three carriages simulating the quantity of diamonds won from the Kimberley Mine
I: Kimberley Mine museum
I: Old kimberlite rock dumps near the Wesselton Mine in Kimberley
I: Mantle nodules weathering out of the old kimberlite mine dumps, Kimberley
I: Pale green peridotite nodules occur within the kimberlite rock dumps near Wesselton Mine, Kimberley
I: Alluvial gravels of the ancestral Vaal River exposed at Windsorton
I: Cobbles derived from ancient river gravels dumped beside a diamond recovery plant, Windsorton
I: Grease tables used in diamond recovery, Windsorton
I: Heavy concentrate from alluvial river gravels are shaken over grease tables to trap diamonds
I: Tumbling stones crossing the grease table, Windsorton
I: Exhumed surface smoothed and polished by ancient glaciers, Nooigedacht
