NEDERBURG is setting off on an exciting roadshow, taking its popular Dinner of Discovery series to a diverse variety of South African cities and towns after ...
Sightseeing, waterfront beaches and villas, bird watching, or just a scenic drive around the peninsula; whatever your holiday goals are, there are many tourist attractions available in beautiful Cape Town South Africa! Table Mountain, Robben Island,
Hi there, I'm very happy to share my second Sew It's Finished finish. I finally got this little runner quilted and bound yesterday. It is Skinny Verna made in the beautiful Martinque fabric by 3 Sisters. I love this fabric, and am thrilled to have actually finished something with it. I have a very long list of WIP's to tackle, but it still feels good to cross one off! Thanks for looking.....happy stitching........Nicky http://farmgirlstitching.blogspot.com/
Cape Town has been rumbling this weekend: Following reports of an earthquake on Saturday, another tremor has been felt on Sunday morning.
By Courtney Brooks LG Travel Correspondent 1. Hike Table Mountain Table Mountain, with Lion’s Head on one side and Devil’s Peak on the other, is located in the middle of Cape Town. It often has a waterfall of clouds pouring off the front of it, otherwise known as the “table cloth,” and basically looks like ...
Capetown, South Africa is the perfect family destination packed full of adventures, scenery, and cultural experiences the whole family will enjoy! You know when you don't do something right away, it often gets put on the back burner. That's exactly what happened with my week #2 South Africa post! But, finally it is here and
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Views over Greenpoint Stadium, venue for the proposed 2010 World Cup Stadium. Lion's head and Table Mountain in the background. (I was very lucky to be invited on a helicopter ride over the Cape Peninsula, all the way to Cape Point and then inland to the Cape Winelands.)
George Warrington Steevens, usually credited as G. W. Steevens, (1869-1900), was a British journalist and writer. He was elected a fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, in 1893 and also spent some time at Cambridge where he edited a weekly periodical. As a journalist, he distinguished himself by his clearness of vision and vivid style, and was connected successively with the National Observer, the Pall Mall Gazette, and, from 1896, the Daily Mail. He was the most famous war correspondent of his time. He utilised the articles which appeared in these and other publications in various books, such as Monologues of the Dead (1895), The Land of the Dollar (America) (1897), With the Conquering Turk (1897), With Kitchener to Khartum, chronicling his attachment to British forces during the Mahdist War in the Sudan, The Tragedy of Dreyfus and his posthumous From Capetown to Ladysmith (1900). He was appointed by the Daily Mail as war correspondent to South Africa during the Second Boer War in 1899, where he died of enteric fever during the siege at Ladysmith.
On a mission to give new meaning to the term "free jazz"—Che Guevara-style.
Having been in Cape Town for nearly a month and a half now, I’ve practically started considering the city as a second home. However, looking back in my early days in Cape Town, I actually was very unsure about how I would eventually feel about this city. As a first-timer to Africa, there were glimpses… Read More Where To Stay in Cape Town For Backpackers
Cape Town in all her glory - no wonder that Cape Town is on Forbes.com "10 Most Beatiful Cities" list along with Paris, Sydney, Vancouver, Rome and ...
