The benches are for people who want to learn how to tie their own flies.
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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- Home made chocolates
- Dirtroad traders
- Klay
- The gingerbread house
- Arts and crafts ar the gingerbread house
- Strange designs
- Inside
- Textiles
- Textiles and mats
- Balinese?
- Signs outside of the shop
- Honey
- The purple onion
- A different view of the buildings.
- Pumpkins on the roof
- Benches at a fly school
- Painting of a fly lure on the wall
- The shop on the inside
- A lead glass office lamp.
- Soaps and aromatherapy oils
- Other products at the essential oils shop
- Essential oils
- A turtle with a golden light
- Country connection. A little shop in Clarens.
- White painted metal
- Art of a different kind
- Bathrooms at the camp.
- Tree Trunk
- Beautiful tree trunk
- Golden Gate National Park
- Paperbark acacia
- European roller
- Warthog
- Giraffe
- Sabie en wildtuin - 346
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- Sabie en wildtuin - 309
- Lone creek waterfall near Sabie
- Stellenbosch
- Stellenbosch
- Stellenbosch
- The castle
- The old castle in Cape town
- Southern Right whales
- No title
- Dassies on the roof
- African Penguin (also known as Jackass Penguin)
- Unknown species of lily growing in the Cape floris...
- Stellenbosch
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