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Cape Town - The Springboks are in the middle of preparations for a massive clash against the Wallabies in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, but they still found time to enjoy their Heritage Day on Monday.
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The spirit in the Bok camp is understandably high at the moment after their stunning 36-34 win against the All Blacks in Wellington two weekends ago, and that much was evident during a team braai at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.
Armed with a pair of tongs, skipper Siya Kolisi and South Africa's very own 'braaimaster', Jan Braai, set about doing the thankless task of feeding the entire Bok squad as well as the local school children that had come out the event.
On Tuesday, though, it was back to business as the Boks continued their work for Saturday's clash.
Kick-off is at 17:05.
Meats on the braai! ??????????#heritageday #BraaiDay #answerthecall #loverugby @Springboks @MTNza pic.twitter.com/QaJxGNvi7p
— The Official Bozza (@Official_Bozza) September 24, 2018
Arriving at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium for a braai with the @Springboks and @janbraai ??????????#heritageday #BraaiDay #answerthecall #loverugby @MTNza pic.twitter.com/MPTWyoifSh
— The Official Bozza (@Official_Bozza) September 24, 2018
The @Official_Bozza treating the #Springboks to a braai with the one and only @JanBraai.
— South African Rugby (@Springboks) September 24, 2018
Nou gou ons braai. #HeritageDay #BraaiDay pic.twitter.com/BQXQAPUsLr
Young Phumelela (11) from Emsengeni Primary, gives Aphiwe Dyantyi some life advice at a special #BraaiDay celebration in PE. #HeritageDay pic.twitter.com/UIdKrq18AH
— South African Rugby (@Springboks) September 24, 2018
Dis lekker om te braai in die Baai. #HeritageDay #BraaiDay pic.twitter.com/5qiVxSIsn0
— South African Rugby (@Springboks) September 24, 2018
