My visit to Intaka Island…
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Intaka Island: Part 9
My visit to Intaka Island…
Tag: Beautiful flowers
Intaka Island: Part 8
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 7
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 6
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 5
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 4
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 3
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 2
My visit to Intaka Island…
Intaka Island: Part 1
Intaka Island is one of my favourite places to go and relax. One can’t believe that this peaceful place is in the middle of the city. Here I can take photo’s of flowers and do a little birding as well. 
Kirstenbosch: Part 16
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 15
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 14
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 13
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 12
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 11
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 10
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 9
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 8
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 7
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 6
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 5
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 4
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 3
Our visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Kirstenbosch: Part 2
It was a cold and rainy morning but that did not stop us walking through the beautiful Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. I love spending time with my parents and my boys. Unfortunately my husband had to work and could not join us. We tried to cover the whole garden but with me wanting to capture every little flower time caught up with us and I decided to visit the garden again. Here are some more photo’s I took. I took so many photo’s I’ll be posting it in parts…
Kirstenbosch: Part 1
On our way back to Calvinia from Tankwa Karoo National Park
15 September 2013: Bloukrans Pass
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CoreenTankwa Karoo National Park: Driving through the park.
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Time caught up with us and we had to leave the park before closing time. These photo’s were taken on our way out of the park…
One can’t seem to notice the difference in the sky from one side of the road to the other side. One side was partly cloudy but still had blue skies the other side was dark and very cloudy with hardly any blue sky…
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CoreenTankwa Karoo National Park: Oudebaaskraal
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Oudebaaskraal
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CoreenTankwa Karoo National Park: Oudebaaskraal Dam
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Oudebaaskraal Dam
Oudebaaskraal dam was built on the Tankwa River in 1969 by Judge Alwyn Burger this was the largest privately owned dam in South Africa, until taken over by the park in 2007.
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CoreenTankwa Karoo National Park: Driving through the park.
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
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CoreenTankwa Karoo National Park: Onder-Wadrif
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Onder-Wadrif
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CoreenTankwa Karoo National Park
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Well my project Blast from the past has reached it’s end, but my photo’s have not. Here are more photo’s taken at Tankwa on our Flower and Sanpark’s tour.
Uintjiesbosch
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/365
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Skooltjie
The building opposite Uintjiesbosch was originally a school for white children. The first teacher was Wessel de Lange who lived in the house below the school. The building is well-built with wooden floors and ceilings, a stoep and a full solder. It was also used for meetings of the local Farmers Association. After De Lange left, Japie van der Merwe and his family moved into the house. Christo van Wyk and Hansie Coetzee were the teachers at the now two-man school. Children could go to school until Grade 8. The school later became a school for coloured children and a hostel was built by extending the original teacher’s house and the school catered for both coloured and white children. (Quoted from Tankwa Karoo National Park booklet)
Photo’s taken around the Skooltjie
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/364
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Skooltjie
The building opposite Uintjiesbosch was originally a school for white children. The first teacher was Wessel de Lange who lived in the house below the school. The building is well-built with wooden floors and ceilings, a stoep and a full solder. It was also used for meetings of the local Farmers Association. After De Lange left, Japie van der Merwe and his family moved into the house. Christo van Wyk and Hansie Coetzee were the teachers at the now two-man school. Children could go to school until Grade 8. The school later became a school for coloured children and a hostel was built by extending the original teacher’s house and the school catered for both coloured and white children. (Quoted from Tankwa Karoo National Park booklet)
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/363
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Skooltjie
The building opposite Uintjiesbosch was originally a school for white children. The first teacher was Wessel de Lange who lived in the house below the school. The building is well-built with wooden floors and ceilings, a stoep and a full solder. It was also used for meetings of the local Farmers Association. After De Lange left, Japie van der Merwe and his family moved into the house. Christo van Wyk and Hansie Coetzee were the teachers at the now two-man school. Children could go to school until Grade 8. The school later became a school for coloured children and a hostel was built by extending the original teacher’s house and the school catered for both coloured and white children.
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/362
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
One of the many houses of the past… This one was originally a stone house but the add on’s was made of clay brick. I am not sure if this is Waaikop Cottage. The building does not look the same as the photo in the pamphlet but the description of clay and stone fits….
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/361
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
One of the many houses of the past…
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/360
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Paulshoek Cottage
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/359
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Paulshoek Cottage
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/358
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
Paulshoek Cottage
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/357
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/356
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/355
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/354
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/353
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
De Zyfer Cottage
Photo’s taken around the De Zyfer Cottage. There was so much to see. Beautiful landscapes and even more beautiful flora.
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/352
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
De Zyfer Cottage
Photo’s taken around the De Zyfer Cottage. There was so much to see. Beautiful landscapes and even more beautiful flora.
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/351
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
De Zyfer Cottage
Photo’s taken around the De Zyfer Cottage. There was so much to see. Beautiful landscapes and even more beautiful flora.
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/350
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
De Zyfer Cottage
Photo’s taken around the De Zyfer Cottage. There was so much to see. Beautiful landscapes and even more beautiful flora.
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/349
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
De Zyfer Cottage
Photo’s taken around the De Zyfer Cottage. There was so much to see. Beautiful landscapes and even more beautiful flora.
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CoreenA Blast from the past… Project 365/348
15 September 2013: Tankwa Karoo National Park
De Zyfer Cottage
Photo’s taken around the De Zyfer Cottage. There was so much to see. Beautiful landscapes and even more beautiful flora.
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Coreen
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