Adventures

Exploration is in the Cross Country DNA. Years ago on a whim our  CEO Ian Georgeson and I started with a trip to Kenhardt in the Northern Cape to photograph the…

Recently a group of friends got together after not having seen one another for a while due to the lockdown restrictions. On seeing the variety of 4x4’s and dual-sport bikes…

The Cape Griffon with its beautiful hazel-coloured eyes. Have you ever considered what our wonderful wilderness would look like (or smell like!) without the scavengers? When one discusses this subject,…

Incredible views (conditions weren’t ideal for images with the haze and it being a gloomy day). The weather in Gauteng at the start of winter can be incredibly ‘iffy’. It…

The Mountains are Calling and I must go…

The beautiful scenery around Rhodes Village. Photo supplied by Rhodes Tourist and Information Centre. I hesitated to write an article about fishing… It is a controversial subject for some. In…

Swathes of Cosmos and Angela’s Picnic for Classic Car Lovers!

Petrol prices are set to take another hike, which is not good news for weekend jaunts. That said, we live in a country where really amazing outings can quite literally…

Why take a hike?

If you can walk you can hike. Hiking is a popular form of exercise. It can range from a simple walk in a nearby greenbelt to a long walk with…

Of Sandstone Behemoths and Golden Gates…

What makes a town/village “special” to you? For me, it’s the characters residing there, a quirky or unusual feel about it and, ideally, some nearby natural attraction. The town of…

Once upon a time in Clarens…

A “Gingerlicious” (left) with dark chocolate, ginger, syrup & honey, and one of the “WOW Shakes” – no words! Imagine you’re a child again… Let’s say around eight years old.…

An interesting afternoon

We experienced a long power outage after a session of load shedding. As I write this most of our suburb is still without power. One realises how reliant we are…

A Vespa tour to Clarens…

Clarens takeover! Picture post-WWII Italy… (and no, this article has nothing to do with current events!). A country with a crippled economy, and roads in a complete state of disrepair…

Clarens – More than a Proud Century of Tourism

In South Africa, there are many cities, towns and dorps that are more than a century old. I personally love the sense of history, but one has to ask the…

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