Michele du Plessis The tradition of handcrafted body care products has been part of many cultures around the world for centuries with secrets and recipes handed down through generations. Organic products were used, some locally sourced and harvested from gardens and forests, using plant or animal oils, medicinal plants and secret ingredients. With the growth […]
The butchery on the corner of Main and Hoof Street in Sabie has had numerous owners over the last decade. With National Braai Day on Friday 25th September, the good news is that the butchery is open for business. Brand new owners, Alida and Marnus Bornman opened the butchery officially in the middle of July. […]
August usually is a windy month, with dust and heightened allergies. Although it can still get very cold, occasional snow reports in September has been recorded. This is, however, the month that you need to prepare for spring. We’re not quite yet done with winter, but it is certainly time to start planning and planting […]
A recent newspaper report said that Dullstroom was dead. “We are NOT dead!” said Munro Deysel, Convener of the new Dullstroom Village Market. “We are just quiet, diligently working away for life in Dullstroom after COVID.” “We are proud to announce the launch of the new Dullstroom Village Market – new art, crafts, antiques, farmers […]
Frieda Paton Just like those who live in towns at the seaside seldom visit the beach, people all over are less inclined to visit the tourist attractions which are right on their doorstep. Intra-provincial travel is allowed which provides residents in the Lowveld with the ideal opportunity to explore the scenic Panorama Route. At the […]