small clay sculptures.
A blog dedicated to the natural beauty of South Africa. Together we travel through the widely different landscapes of the Namib desert to the Highveld grassland to the Drakensberg Mountains to the Knysna Forests and the West Coast of this wonderfull country. It will also touch on some of the environmental issues threatening the areas.
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- Another breathtaking view of the mountains behind ...
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- View from the Cathedral Peak hotel.
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- A view of the mountains from our campsite.
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- Colorful wildflowers growing near the campsite.
- The campsite from afar.
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- Our campsite at Didima. This campsite has a certai...
- A grinding stone used by local artists to mix clay...
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