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    The ragged winter coastline of the Otter Trail hike in South Africa: by robynschaffner, Views[290]
         		 A local lady. I like to imagine that she is going home, to meet with her children after a long day. : by vvone, Views[684]
         		 Dear but ferocious Otto guarding the corn. HIS corn. At the end of the path, the mountains divide the border of South African and Swaziland.: by vvone, Views[894]
         		 I had a farm in Africa, at the foot of the Ngong hillls. Loving words of the great Karen Blixen. Can you see the hidden wildbeasts in the background?: by vvone, Views[1038]
         		 First steps in African red soil, just remind me of the reddish soil of Misiones, Argentina. For first time in 25 years I had the opportunity to fly away from home, and heading to an amazing destiny such as Southafrica. Also, I got the chance to meet long distance relatives and feel the vibe of this incredible continent living for ten days in their farm near Piet Retief, Mpumalanga.: by vvone, Views[915]
     
    Riebeek Kasteel is big on small business – you won't find any chain stores here (apart from a general grocer). This is a little (and it is really tiny) coffee shop that roast and ground their own coffee. Another thing about this scene that enticed me into pressing the shutter was the way the glass stained window insert framed the shop-name sign.: by michellekoekemoer, Views[219]
         		 One of the pleasures experienced when visiting Riebeek Kasteel is that no one cares about time but they do about each other and when you sit down in a coffee shop or restaurant the table is yours for as long as you want it. For me, this picture epitomise that timeless feeling. The frayed hat; a word puzzle and not suduko; a newspaper not a tablet. Converting it to black and white was an obvious route to take.: by michellekoekemoer, Views[219]
         		 Apart from fine wines, the area is one of South Africa’s' biggest olive producing regions and olive trees are found everywhere – this one is happily growing in front of an art gallery.: by michellekoekemoer, Views[278]
         		 Wine farms in the valley produce some of the best wines in the country, shiraz being the flagship variety. This time of the year the vineyards are a colour feast – green, yellow, brown and deep red. : by michellekoekemoer, Views[241]
         		 Riebeek Kasteel (translated to Riebeek Castle in English) is a small village about an hours' drive from Cape Town. The village lies in a valley that is an important agricultural spot in the Western Cape, but it is also home to many artists and a popular weekend getaway place for city people.: by michellekoekemoer, Views[258]
     
    Diamond miners working in the Namib Desert also used ships to bring supplies in as this was often easier that using wagons. Lifeboats were then used to cart equipment from the ships to the shore: by andrewstone, Views[564]
         		 Getting to many of the abadoned diamond mining villages means tackling some of the highest dunes in the world. It's not for the fainthearted. : by andrewstone, Views[372]
         		 The cost of cleaning up the desert is too high so the buildings have been left to slowly rot away: by andrewstone, Views[331]
         		 To get equipment and supplies into the Namib desert, diamond miners used wagons. Villages, now abandoned, sprung up all over the desert and today still look much the same as they did over 60 years ago.: by andrewstone, Views[866]
         		 The Namib desert is littered with the touch of man. The area was mined for diamonds but the settlements have long since been abandoned after the diamonds dried up. : by andrewstone, Views[343]
     
    We were lucky enough to go to a youth centre in Kliptown, and the kids loved the cameras. 'Shoot us
         		 Homeless people are common in South Africa, at traffic lights and on street corners. This homeless man was not bothered by the camera. he smiled afterward and said thank you to me. : by bigj, Views[1335]
         		 The streets of Soweto can be a maze and have many different roads. We were walking around and I was lucky to glance this magic moment of a mother walking her daughter home: by bigj, Views[452]
         		 Whilst walking the streets of Soweto, people were welcoming us into their homes even though they did not know us, it was really amazing. We were invited into a shack by a mother, her children were so shy, but I was lucky to snap this pic of her daughter. : by bigj, Views[698]
         		 electric hole: by nelsonphotography, Views[268]
     
    left unclosed: by nelsonphotography, Views[273]
         		 long depth of field: by nelsonphotography, Views[289]
         		 perspective in action: by nelsonphotography, Views[268]
         		 dark passage: by nelsonphotography, Views[295]
         		 The
     
    Dinner is served: by robynnepeatfield, Views[255]
         		 Chat with Lena: by robynnepeatfield, Views[335]
         		 In the morning: by robynnepeatfield, Views[303]
         		 The plastic family portrait: by robynnepeatfield, Views[654]
         		 On the ferry to Robben Island with cloud covering Cape Town with Table mountain looking phenomenal: by ventures, Views[245]
     
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    Placid Springboks soaking up the sun: by lakyn-shae, Views[239]
         		 Beauty within dead trees: by lakyn-shae, Views[256]
         		 Elephant coming out to play after a rain storm: by lakyn-shae, Views[406]
         		 Picturesque sunset after a long days safari: by lakyn-shae, Views[250]
         		 Small yet so detailed and colourful Dragonfly: by lakyn-shae, Views[262]
     
    The main reason I was in the region: by bundynbeaches, Views[468]
         		 The hunting lodge bar area: by bundynbeaches, Views[566]
         		 A good sized pig: by bundynbeaches, Views[471]
         		 A mounted kudu in the hunting lodge: by bundynbeaches, Views[496]
         		 Our buggy that took us for a look around: by bundynbeaches, Views[531]
     
    Some sable coming in for a closer look at me: by bundynbeaches, Views[377]
         		 Stock watering point tank loaded with fish: by bundynbeaches, Views[348]
         		 Kalahari region in behind a town called Kathu, Northern Cape Province: by bundynbeaches, Views[541]
         		 Hendrik looking to get a close up photo: by bundynbeaches, Views[402]
         		 Yves & Johann: by bundynbeaches, Views[390]
     
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