VOICED: Sandboarding down South Africa's gold mine dumps

The video explores the transformation of South Africa's mine dumps from eyesores to adventure spots, focusing on sandboarding at Mount Mayhem. Adrenaline junkie Sean Langkilde and instructor Phil Duplessy highlight the unique aspects of sandboarding, including the superfine sand and differences from snowboarding. Despite the reprocessing of mine dumps for gold, the area remains a playground for sandboarding enthusiasts.

What is the main attraction for adrenaline junkies like Sean Langkilde at Mount Mayhem?

• The wildlife

• The historical significance

• The thrill of sandboarding

• The scenic views

What is unique about the slopes used for sandboarding near South Africa's capital?

• They are made of volcanic ash

• They are covered in snow

• They are composed of superfine mineral deposits

• They are artificial

Who is Phil Duplessy and what role does he play in sandboarding?

• A wildlife guide

• A sandboarding instructor

• A professional snowboarder

• A local historian

What is a key technique difference between sandboarding and snowboarding?

• Using a wider board

• Leaning back on the strongest leg

• Wearing heavier gear

• Leaning forward on the front foot

What ensures the continued availability of sandboarding hills in South Africa?

• The import of sand

• The reprocessing of mine dumps

• The construction of new hills

• The preservation of natural dunes