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         		 Selfie moment : by ntsikelelo, Views[201]
         		 Discussing composition with my camera man : by ntsikelelo, Views[184]
         		 This is a rural love story am still developing : by ntsikelelo, Views[301]
         		 Camp site for the night: by steve-dylan, Views[93]
     
    Watering hole: by steve-dylan, Views[171]
         		 Pool at the lodge : by steve-dylan, Views[219]
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    Wow : by steve-dylan, Views[283]
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         		 by cayly, Views[346]
         		 At the famous 'Owl House' in Nieu- Bethesda: by cayly, Views[483]
     
    by ptch, Views[169]
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         		 by steve_and_emma, Views[550]
         		 by steve_and_emma, Views[583]
         		 We didn't like the plastic roof on our balcony so they thatched the underside.: by steve_and_emma, Views[523]
     
    Putting the fire proofing on not only protect from fire, it also gives the thatch a nice sheen.: by steve_and_emma, Views[516]
         		 Due to the extra weight of the new thatch we had to install a couple of more support beams but it still looks great from the inside.: by steve_and_emma, Views[580]
         		 As you can see the thatch is so much thicker than the old roof and no trees are growing out of it!: by steve_and_emma, Views[267]
         		 It has a golden tinge to it in the sunshine.: by steve_and_emma, Views[280]
         		 Very happy with the new roof.: by steve_and_emma, Views[938]
     
    Some people worry about crime in south Africa, well in Bathurst all we have to worry about are marauding cows!: by steve_and_emma, Views[681]
         		 We took out 2 big fridges from this space to be able to put a dining table in the kitchen of the cottage.: by steve_and_emma, Views[610]
         		 by steve_and_emma, Views[604]
         		 by steve_and_emma, Views[615]
         		 As you can see the area is not being utilised at present and will make a good car park.: by steve_and_emma, Views[598]
     
    The area behind this fence will be made into a parking area,: by steve_and_emma, Views[316]
         		 This car port area will eventually be turned into 2 b & b rooms if all goes well.: by steve_and_emma, Views[242]
         		 These doors open out from the tea rooms area onto the deck.: by steve_and_emma, Views[320]
         		 Hopefully this will help with the layout of the property. This is a shot from our balcony in the main house at the back of the land. The deck area will be the tea rooms, the rondavel is on the left and Morley house cottage is towards the front. The pool is to the right of this shot.: by steve_and_emma, Views[346]
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    by steve_and_emma, Views[284]
         		 Looking down on the pool from our balcony.: by steve_and_emma, Views[334]
         		 More evidence that the old thatch had to be replaced.: by steve_and_emma, Views[310]
         		 Looking down on Morley House from our balcony.: by steve_and_emma, Views[265]
         		 By taking the cupboard out next to the balcony door we got a very open feel and a better view.: by steve_and_emma, Views[250]
     
    We took out lots of huge cupboards in our bedroom to make it much more spacious.: by steve_and_emma, Views[330]
         		 From the original pics when john was still in residence a lot of people thought the area would be too small for a tea rooms, hopefully now all the furniture has gone shows how big the space is.: by steve_and_emma, Views[315]
         		 The other side of the partition wall, tis keeps the tea rooms and our living space separate.: by steve_and_emma, Views[293]
         		 Lots of coats of paint went on in our living room. The furniture is temporary.: by steve_and_emma, Views[355]
         		 We (well mainly my dad) built a partition wall between the kitchen and our living room and moved the big fridge and freezer up from the cottage.: by steve_and_emma, Views[505]
     
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