Category Archives: South Africa
Cloudy Panorama Drive – 2011
On my second day in Mpumulanga, I decided to have a bit of a lie-in and take the Panorama Drive. It was a little unfortunate, as the weather chose to hide a number of the panoramas. It had rained over
Cloudy Panorama Drive – 2011
On my second day in Mpumulanga, I decided to have a bit of a lie-in and take the Panorama Drive. It was a little unfortunate, as the weather chose to hide a number of the panoramas. It had rained over
Sabi Sand Wildtuin – 2011
I arrived at Hippo Hollow too early to check into my room, so spent some time wandering around the estate and trying to book myself a game drive. Travelling by myself, I needed a group to be already going and
Sabi Sand Wildtuin – 2011
I arrived at Hippo Hollow too early to check into my room, so spent some time wandering around the estate and trying to book myself a game drive. Travelling by myself, I needed a group to be already going and
Capetown – 2006
Before I left the UK to go to South Africa, anyone and everyone told me I just HAD to go to Cape Town and the surrounding area. As you will have gathered so far, I didn’t quite make it during
Capetown – 2006
Before I left the UK to go to South Africa, anyone and everyone told me I just HAD to go to Cape Town and the surrounding area. As you will have gathered so far, I didn’t quite make it during
Rustenburg – 2006
At the beginning of October, my father came to South Africa. He is an oil, gas and coal engineer and had some meetings in Sasolburg, preceded by a conference in Jo’burg and he stayed on for the week-end. He came
Rustenburg – 2006
At the beginning of October, my father came to South Africa. He is an oil, gas and coal engineer and had some meetings in Sasolburg, preceded by a conference in Jo’burg and he stayed on for the week-end. He came
African Spring – October 2006
Many of us have a concept in our heads of Africa being large expanse of brown dust with a strip of green rainforest across the middle equatorial region. My experiences so far, felt like I was in this large expanse
African Spring – October 2006
Many of us have a concept in our heads of Africa being large expanse of brown dust with a strip of green rainforest across the middle equatorial region. My experiences so far, felt like I was in this large expanse
Magaliesburg – 2006
Monday 28th August was a bank holiday in the UK and in true offshoring tradition, having worked on Freedom Day (celebrating the first full election), Youth Day (commemorating the children’s uprising in Soweto which I’ve already told you about) and
Magaliesburg – 2006
Monday 28th August was a bank holiday in the UK and in true offshoring tradition, having worked on Freedom Day (celebrating the first full election), Youth Day (commemorating the children’s uprising in Soweto which I’ve already told you about) and
Kromdraai Reserve – 2006
Kelly and went to the Kromdraai Lion and Nature Reserve, which is around an hour away from Sandton, to the north west of the city. It is a privately owned reserve covering around 1,400 hectares and opened to the public
Kromdraai Reserve – 2006
Kelly and went to the Kromdraai Lion and Nature Reserve, which is around an hour away from Sandton, to the north west of the city. It is a privately owned reserve covering around 1,400 hectares and opened to the public
