A focal point of the Bontebok National Park is the Breede River, serenely flowing along the park’s southern border. Visitors can kayak, fish and swim in the river or picnic and camp on its banks.
Thank you so much, John. Indeed, we’re keeping to ourselves and sanitizing anything and everything we come into contact with, but getting out of the city was immensely important too.
Wishing you and yours a blessed Christmas as well.
Thank you so much for the kind blessing, Tracy. Travelling in a bubble we definitely are, but it was so necessary for our overall wellbeing to get out of the city!
These trips have been such a part of your life, Dries. If there is anybody who knows how to travel safely in those parts, it is you. Take care. I look forward to your photos.
I can imagine, Janet! Even to us a great contrast having just arrived from the Great Karoo, which is as dry as you can get on most continents, the day before.
Nou praat jy, daars nie plek vir sorge en kwale as mens so rustig kan wees nie. Ek gaan weer n paardae die plaas in die berge oppas. Geen TV of radio net die wind se gesuis in bome en die rustigheid al gee diere my ook maar weghol probleme, haha. Mooi Kersfees en ook voorspoedige nuwe jaar vir jou en jou familie. Gaan jul steeds in die rustigheid wees?
Geniet die plaaslewe, Ineke, en n Geseënde Kersfees ook vir jou en jou hartsmense!
Ons gaan eers 3 Januarie terug Pretoria toe en spandeer DV die Kerstyd by Marilize se ouers op Jeffreysbaai.
As we “hunker down” for the winter season, you are getting ready to enjoy your summer. Stay safe on your travels, my friend! Seasons Greetings!
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Thank you so much, John. Indeed, we’re keeping to ourselves and sanitizing anything and everything we come into contact with, but getting out of the city was immensely important too.
Wishing you and yours a blessed Christmas as well.
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What a tonic for the heart and mind, Dries. Enjoy your summer holiday and Christmas together in your mobile family bubble.
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Thank you so much for the kind blessing, Tracy. Travelling in a bubble we definitely are, but it was so necessary for our overall wellbeing to get out of the city!
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These trips have been such a part of your life, Dries. If there is anybody who knows how to travel safely in those parts, it is you. Take care. I look forward to your photos.
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That looks delightful, especially to one living in the desert. 🙂
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I can imagine, Janet! Even to us a great contrast having just arrived from the Great Karoo, which is as dry as you can get on most continents, the day before.
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Not too far from us is the Salt River and my feelings when coming upon it unexpectedly probably were similar to yours there. Just delightful.
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No denying how important water is for both our bodies and spirits!
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Wonderful! I love this pictures! 😀
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Thanks, John!
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Dis nou wat mens n rustige pragtige kalmerende plek noem.
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Uit-en-uit die waarheid, Ineke. Sorge en kwale skoon vergete.
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Nou praat jy, daars nie plek vir sorge en kwale as mens so rustig kan wees nie. Ek gaan weer n paardae die plaas in die berge oppas. Geen TV of radio net die wind se gesuis in bome en die rustigheid al gee diere my ook maar weghol probleme, haha. Mooi Kersfees en ook voorspoedige nuwe jaar vir jou en jou familie. Gaan jul steeds in die rustigheid wees?
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Geniet die plaaslewe, Ineke, en n Geseënde Kersfees ook vir jou en jou hartsmense!
Ons gaan eers 3 Januarie terug Pretoria toe en spandeer DV die Kerstyd by Marilize se ouers op Jeffreysbaai.
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Lekker en geniet elke oomblik.
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