In June of that year Livingston received permission to go to the Valley of Mabotsa and establish a work there. The biggest challenge to working in the area was that it was infested with lions. In the efforts to clear the area of lions, Livingston received a serious wound to the left shoulder. The wound left him maimed for life and it was this wound that helped to positively identify Livingston's body after his death 30 years later...
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In June of that year Livingston received permission to go to the Valley of Mabotsa and establish a work there. The biggest challenge to working in the area was that it was infested with lions. In the efforts to clear the area of lions, Livingston received a serious wound to the left shoulder. The wound left him maimed for life and it was this wound that helped to positively identify Livingston's body after his death 30 years later...
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