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The Art of Weaving in Grass
...The Art
of Weaving in GrassThe Art
of Weaving in Grass©Heini SchneebeliClosely-coiled grass and reed baskets are commonly made for a variety
of purposes such as the storing
of grain and other foodstuffs in the homestead, including liquids like milk..
EnglishCheetah
...In areas
of good shelter and few predators, the cheetahs possibility
of survival is rather strong.Cheetah BehaviourSome individuals prefer to live solitarily, although cheetahs live in family groups
of 2 - 6.They are diurnal and most active at sunrise..
EnglishWilliston Attractions
...Musicians from across the country come to perform, but the real stars
of the show are the Nama Riel dancers.Langbaken Cheese©Jacques MaraisThe cold room with wheels
of cheese at Langbaken, just outside
of Williston.Although the dry Upper Karoo is..
EnglishWaste Management in Pig Production
...High volumes
of slurry are required to produce electricity, so farmers need to calculate the volume
of slurry their pigs produce each month
of the year to ensure there will be a continuous supply throughout the year...
EnglishScenic Wine Routes of the Western Cape
...Before Villiersdorp, turn left towards Franschhoek and take Franschhoek Pass back over the western side
of the Boland Mountains — Jan Joubertsgat Bridge, at the base
of the pass, is part
of the very first road commissioned at the Cape...
EnglishBreede River Valley Wine Route
...There is a huge collection
of farming artefacts, a steam train, steam tractors and engines. De Doorns is the centre
of the Hex River Valley, which produces most
of the country's export grapes...
EnglishHazendal
...A sunny summer’s day calls called for a leisurely lunch on the lawn, and there is was plenty
of room from an impromptu game
of cricket or soccer - and plenty
of bread crusts to feed to the geese and ducks on the farm dam...
EnglishRemoras
...The shape
of their head makes them appear as if they are swimming upside down...
EnglishOwnership and Funding Info
...Processes are in place to establish a network
of brand ambassadors for each
of South Africa Online ® areas
of focus: Education; Industry; Agriculture; Arts & Culture; Environment...
EnglishMiddelburg
...MiddelburgMiddelburgThe town
of Middelburg in the Mpumalanga province was established in 1866 after it was decided to subdivide the Lydenburg congregation
of the Dutch Reformed Church...
EnglishFrasers Dolphin
...There are 40 to 44 small cone-shaped teeth on each side
of the upper jaw and 39 to 44 on each side
of the lower jaw.
Fins : The dorsal fin is median, falcate, and small...
EnglishAddo
...The Sunday's River Valley Route/Addo region is only a scenic hour's drive from the pristine beaches
of the Sunshine Coast and the rich settler history
of Grahamstown...
EnglishThe Music of the Tsonga
...The Music
of the TsongaThe Music
of the TsongaRich Musical HeritageThe Tsonga are well known for their rich musical heritage which is based on the playing
of a wide variety
of musical instruments...
EnglishBlack Shouldered Kite
...The black-shouldered kite will grow to a maximum
of 30 cm in length. The black-shouldered kite is often seen hovering in search
of prey...
EnglishNorthern Wine Regions
...Northern Wine RegionsNorthern Wine RegionsDesert DistrictsThe winelands
of South Africa are scattered around the country, reaching even the northernmost corners
of Mzansi...
EnglishMarc Kent
...
The property, with its rare example
of a humble eighteenth-century Cape pioneer dwelling, had been bought and restored in 1993 by a syndicate
of businessmen...
EnglishHilton College in the 19th Century
...The success
of this system depended on the strength
of character
of the senior boys who held these positions; Ellis, who believed implicitly in the goodness
of the nature
of boys, was fortunate in having three successive head boys
of exceptional calibre..
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