The beautiful entrance to Lions Rock. Back in the good old days, many South African families went on ‘camping’ holidays. Technically, the word “camping” refers to the act of staying…
At a recent event, Ian our CEO and I watched competitors tackle the various obstacles. A good deal of fun was had by all yet most folks in standard (…
The impressive Impala lily. When visiting our game reserves, much of our focus is on our fauna, as opposed to our flora. This limits our enjoyment, as there are many…
Why would one get up at 4am when ‘on holiday’?? Well, one good reason would be to participate in that age old South African tradition, “The Game Drive”. Bleary eyed from…
As a company, we get involved with club events when we can. We have made good friends in the off-road fraternity this is good for our business. Most notable is…
I refuse to pay the ridiculous amounts charged locally for haircuts so I have resorted to using an “ old school “ barber near the local service station. A big plus…
The iconic Jeep Wrangler. Off-road vehicles are phenomenal, in that they give us access to areas we were previously unable to explore. But have you ever paused and wondered where…
I have often looked through the house and the garage and thought that I have too much “stuff” and have wondered why I am keeping it. As a start, I…
The South African rand (ZAR) is the currency of South Africa and is issued by the South African Reserve Bank. The name is derived from the word ‘Witwatersrand’, which means…
As I grew up my parents always tried to protect me from the sun, in the early days in KZN this often amounted to a wet hankie knotted on the…
Moonrise over the hills of Pilanesberg. Whilst the world continued with its ‘busyness’ this week, the heavens quietly put on a spectacular show. In our part of the world, full…
In my mind the unsung heroes within the 4x4 fraternity are without a doubt Search and Rescue South Africa (SARZA). Its origins can be traced back to the late 1980s…