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At the time, Bernhard was one
of the first independent wine farmers in a valley with a history that stretched back to the early 1700s. ln the 20th century, Durbanville was an important yet little-known source
of top-class fruit for some
of the..
EnglishPietermaritzburg
...The city is home to the Pietermaritzburg campus
of the University
of Natal as well as various tertiary education institutions and boarding schools...
EnglishNelson Mandela Greets Supporters
...Nelson Mandela Greets SupportersNelson Mandela Greets Supporters© Dr Peter MagubaneNelson Mandela greets supportersA serious-looking Nelson Mandela steps out
of a car to a throng
of supporters...
EnglishBronze Baby Rhino
...A baby rhino named Hope is depicted in a simple manner, allowing the form
of this increasingly rare creature to speak for itself.
A work
of elegant simplicity, this bronze captures the enduring spirit
of the rhino...
EnglishCanning
...Canning extends the shelf-life
of products to well past the season
of the produce’s normal availability...
EnglishBaskets
...The use
of colour and pattern in many
of the wirework platters produced by these women is demonstrably influenced by the design principles underlying local beadwork traditions...
EnglishHartmann's Mountain Zebra
...Hartmann’s mountain zebra males weigh an average
of 298 kg, while females weigh around 276 kg. Stallions over the age
of 7 years can reach up to a weight
of as much as 343 kg...
EnglishNewlands
... Aerial view
of Newlands Stadium.In 1696, the Newlands property grant was made so that beer could be brewed beside the ideal water provided by streams that came down from the back
of Table Mountain...
EnglishHankey History
...Hankey is known to be the burial grounds
of Sarah Baartman, an icon for South Africa’s history, as well as Dr John Philip, a missionary who campaigned for the rights
of indigenous people...
EnglishUmhlanga
...UmhlangaUmhlangaUmhlanga (meaning “place
of reeds” in Zulu) is an affluent holiday resort town north
of Durban on the KwaZulu-Natal coast...
EnglishKamieskroon and Surrounds
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Three interesting mountain peaks lend character to the town, namely Kardou (south-east
of the town), Boesmankop (asleep on his back on the west side) and Sneeukop (north-east
of the town), which at a height
of 1591 m is the second highest point..
EnglishMargate
...The warm Indian Ocean flows across this coastline, providing it with an abundance
of tropical fish and coral reefs. Vast shoals
of game fish and large groups
of sharks can be found around diving sites such as Protea Banks...
EnglishNottingham Road
...Situated less than half an hour from the Drakensberg foothills, you can enjoy an eclectic mix
of arts, crafts, outdoor adventures and restaurants, or snuggle up in front
of the fire whilst sampling local treats in the heart
of the Midlands...
EnglishStay in Makuleke Contract Park
...This private house sleeps a maximum
of 8 people and is ideal for a family or a group
of friends seeking a house to rent in the Kruger National Park...
EnglishBananas Crop Management
...During the period
of ripening the temperature is lifted to between 16°C and 18°C and a relative humidity
of 95% is best...
EnglishWillowmore Routes
...The scenic ‘Valley
of Baboons’ route is strenuous and challenging, but worth the view
of unspoilt landscapes and quiet beauty
of the valley. You can start biking from Willowmore, pedalling away from the N9...
EnglishCrocodile Products
...A 100g serving
of crocodile meat contains 46g
of protein, much higher than the 25g
of boneless chicken...
EnglishRegenerative Agriculture
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Allan Savory, a Zimbabwean ecologist and co-founder
of the Savory Institute, is seen as one
of the biggest pioneers
of this production method...
EnglishSkukuza
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Skukuza lies in an area with a rich diversity
of game, including big cats, wild dog, elephant, buffalo, kudu and giraffe, and is probably the most popular
of the Kruger Park camps, which receives hundreds
of thousands
of visitors each year...
EnglishTurnips
...These grow about 40 to 50 cm from the top
of the bulbous root at the base
of the stem, which is the main source
of food.
However, the leaves are also edible. The turnip root is round to oval with a taproot...
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