Cellphones have become a part of everyday life. From the early days of the technology when we were excited about games such as “Snake and Tetris”, to highly sophisticated devices…
Prison Break Market – “Break out of your daily routine!” Isn’t that a wonderful sentiment? Especially after the last two years… I wander into the cavernous brick sheds, early to…
The great outdoors are exactly that but what if you are a first-timer? There are numerous ways to enjoy our open spaces which include picnics as well as hikes. To…
Afternoon siesta on a hellishly hot afternoon – in the tiniest patch of shade in Chobe… When we are in the bush, there are some animals which we see with…
Our distinguished gentleman, Ian Georgeson (left) pictured here with his childhood friend Mark Van der Griendt. They say a picture paints a 1000 words, and from hereon, this article will…
It’s not an unknown space like the “Bermuda Triangle” but getting to the heart of the “Maize Triangle” can be trying. Roads are either good or bad and one never…
Throughout history, part of people’s persona has been defined by their choice of transport. And nowhere is this more prevalent than in an individual’s choice of car. Whilst many vehicles…
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA The Knysna Heads. Knysna is one of South Africa’s most beloved towns. When it is mentioned, it evokes images of “the heads”, sea horses, indigenous forests with…
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…