Soon I’ll be moving down to Somerset West in the Cape after living in Durban for over 20 years. Although I’m excited to move, there’s a lot I’m going to miss. My Durban family and friends This, of course, tops the list. I will miss my sister Ann and her family They...
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2018 Goodness, almost the end the year already. It feels like just yesterday I shared with you my year in pictures for 2017. My proudest moment was when I became a grandmother!! My beautiful little grand-daughter Cloe’ Bell was born on 29 November. What joy she has...
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Everyone who has visited Greyton will tell you they’re in love with this charming Overberg town. One of the locals I met on a walk around the town asked me “So, have you bought a house yet?” Tempting yes, thank goodness I was wearing my head that day and not my...
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Birdwatching is a great and popular hobby to have. However, before becoming a birdwatcher, consider the following. Despite what you may think, it’s easy to be a birdwatcher. Don’t be put off by birdwatchers’ paraphernalia such as fancy binoculars, state of the art...
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In the heart of Limpopo’s Waterberg Mountains, you’ll find Marakele National Park. In Tswana, Marakele means “a place of sanctuary”. This is true for the animals, birds and other creatures, but also for all nature lovers. There’s a lot to love about Marakele, these...
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Today is World Rhino Day. Although according to statistics, the number of rhinos being killed has declined, the news is still grim. I promised myself when I started this blog that I would never focus on the negative. However, visit Save The Rhino where you will not...
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