Our wonderful world of Animals . It looks like our Feathered folk has literally taken their “Poultry Rights” very seriously by demonstrating it with their presence at the new sign on the premises.
A unexpected “New Arrival” at our guesthouse is this little Jack (a male Donkey) Bambino ( a little donkey ). Mother “Mowey” is our Lawnmower between the sheds, kraals and awkward difficult to reach places, and rewarding us with excellent fertilizer (photo not included) for the garden. A Jenny (a female donkey) is pregnant from […]
Agave plants are among my favourite drought-resistant plants and native to Mexico. These succulent’s stunning geometrical forms look beautiful. There are about 200 recognized species. As desert plants they love direct, abundant sunlight and little water. They are slow but easy to grow. It hates water logging & frost. Agaves are monocarpic – this means […]
Emil Carl Christiaan Tamsen 2 Jan 1862 – 30 July 1957 was a South African philatelist, and o
Surveyor and inspector of maps He was born on 18 July 1847 in Barnefeld Holland. At the age of 29, he
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ALMOST FORGOTTEN, NEVER TOLD 1965, a Book of People and Places, Dramas and Adventures along the South African
VRYHEID BLOKHUIS 1901. This Block House was on a high rise east of Scheepersnek on the road between Vryheid an