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Just outside of Oudtshoorn lie the spectacular Can Just outside of Oudtshoorn lie the spectacular Cango Caves, an underground wonder in the Klein Karoo. Some of the biggest stalagmite formations in the world set in Precambrian (a time about 4500 million years ago) limestone and has been inhabited since the early Stone Age. The caves took millions of years to form and are frequently described as one of the great Natural Wonders of The World and the biggest show cave system in Africa.

The Cango Caves are a series of dripstone caverns that open into vast halls of towering stalagmite formations with names like ‘the bridal couple’, ‘glass flower fantasy’, ‘weird cango candle’ and ‘the hanging shawl’.

In totality, the extensive system of tunnels and chambers in the Cango Caves stretch for over 4 kilometres.

Cleopatra’s Needle, which stands 9 metres high and is at least 150 000 years old, is one of the main attractions at the Cango Caves, but the beautiful dark grey roof, with its smoothly sculptured hollows and pendants, comes a close second.

🇿🇦The Cango Caves are South Africa’s oldest tourist attraction. 

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Muizenberg, a beautiful beach town and considered Muizenberg, a beautiful beach town and considered to be the main surfing spot in Cape Town.

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”Wear your vibrant colours like a badge of honou ”Wear your vibrant colours like a badge of honour.” Beaded jewellery all reflect tribal traditions throughout South Africa and many of the designs can have deep symbolic meanings. Come and experience South Africa’s with us in 2022 and see her vibrant colours, food and people. Link in the Bio. 

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Road trip adventure ... The famous Cape Route 62 i Road trip adventure ... The famous Cape Route 62 is a tourist route connecting the Western and Eastern Cape. Not only is it the world’s longest #wineroute, a whopping 850km, Route 62 has also been named the world’s best #roadtrip destination by CNN Travel. The easily accessible towns along Route 62 all offer ample opportunity for discovery. From visits to wineries and game reserves, tribal art , cultural tours, museums and for the more adventurous, #hiking trails and mountain #climbing, #4×4 routes, #canoeing, horse riding, fishing and #caving. Route 62 is an exciting experience, even for the well-travelled.
After a long day’s travel, unwind in one of the region’s invigorating hot-springs, revel in luxury or relax in rustic tranquillity, a journey to the unexpected. As you follow Route 62, the natural beauty of the region’s mountains, fauna, rivers, valleys and plains are evident. The diverse scenery and vegetation changes as you make your way into the Karoo, a semi-desert area. Over the mountains from Oudtshoorn and be greeted by an abundance of greenery entering the lush Garden Route. 

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Road trip adventure ... The famous Cape Route 62 i Road trip adventure ... The famous Cape Route 62 is a tourist route connecting the Western and Eastern Cape. Not only is it the world’s longest #wineroute, a whopping 850km, Route 62 has also been named the world’s best #roadtrip destination by CNN Travel. The easily accessible towns along Route 62 all offer ample opportunity for discovery. From visits to wineries and game reserves, tribal art , cultural tours, museums and for the more adventurous, #hiking trails and mountain #climbing, #4×4 routes, #canoeing, horse riding, fishing and #caving. Route 62 is an exciting experience, even for the well-travelled.
After a long day’s travel, unwind in one of the region’s invigorating hot-springs, revel in luxury or relax in rustic tranquillity, a journey to the unexpected. As you follow Route 62, the natural beauty of the region’s mountains, fauna, rivers, valleys and plains are evident. The diverse scenery and vegetation changes as you make your way into the Karoo, a semi-desert area. Over the mountains from Oudtshoorn and be greeted by an abundance of greenery entering the lush Garden Route. 

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“I just love the way the animals aligned in this “I just love the way the animals aligned in this picture and for me is symbolic of how everyone has a bigger role to play, whether you are spotted or striped we all play a part  in the bigger picture…” @martinmeyer_wild photographer.

The evolution of the zebra 😂

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Between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (renamed: Gqe Between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (renamed: Gqeberha) you’ll find he world famous Route 62. Not only is it the world’s longest wine route, a whopping 850km, Route 62 has also been named world’s best road trip destination by CNN Travel.

“A journey to the unexpected” with something for everyone. As you follow Route 62, the natural beauty of the region’s mountains, fauna, rivers, valleys and plains are evident. The diverse scenery and vegetation changes as you make your way into the Karoo - a semi desert area. 

From an unknown traveller:
“In my classic 1969 Mercedes-Benz called Daisy, with four gears and a top speed of 110 kph, we embarked on Route 62 - it's a journey my brother. It was like time-travelling in every sense of the word. 

The smell of old leather and car wax lingered inside the car, even while the windows were wound down to allow the warm Karoo air to blow through our hair. Outside, a landscape that has stood unchanged for millennia crept by at 110 kph - or what felt like another 100 years. We had no aircon and no radio, but we had padkos (snacks) and Cremora coffee. Every town we drove into, or farmstall we stopped at in those 200km intervals, was an oasis. 

Unlike with other places where tourists might be scoffed at, visitors on the Route 62 are welcomed like old friends. At one of the diners, the biker behind the bar had started pouring our glasses of Coca-Cola when we wheeled into the driveway already. Even before we had set foot in the iconic travellers' rest for the first time, we had made a dear friend. That is what Route 62 is - a golden thread running through the heart of every southern hotspot in South Africa connecting the Cape Winelands, the Klein Karoo, Garden Route, Great Karoo and so many other little routes.”

Zebra Adventures will stop for lunch at @dieselandcreme in the town of Barrydale, nestled at the foot of the Majestic Langeberge. This vintage diner is an oasis with charm, famous for their gourmet milkshakes and quirkiness. 

To be continued ...

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🍷IT’S HARVEST TIME! February is a magical mon 🍷IT’S HARVEST TIME! February is a magical month in Cape Town. The wind dies down, the intensity of January heat mellows out into warmth, and all around, people soak up the summer swan-song. It is also during this time of year that the grapes ripen to their sweetest and #wine farms everywhere host fabulous harvest festivals to celebrate their bounties.

Subscribe for tour updates and exciting itinerary additions for 2022 - link in Bio.
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🍷IT’S HARVEST TIME! February is a magical mon 🍷IT’S HARVEST TIME! February is a magical month in Cape Town. The wind dies down, the intensity of January heat mellows out into warmth, and all around, people soak up the summer swan-song. It is also during this time of year that the grapes ripen to their sweetest and #wine farms everywhere host fabulous harvest festivals to celebrate their bounties.

Subscribe for tour updates and exciting itinerary additions for 2022 - link in Bio.
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South Africa should be experienced and not just vi South Africa should be experienced and not just visited. Join 10 like-minded women for a #culinary #cultural and #adventure experience in February 2022. Full itinerary is on our website (see Bio). We will visit @bayharbourmarket where you can shop to your heart’s content. Great gifts ideas to take home and in the process support local businesses 🇿🇦. Stunning #beach bags by local Hout Bay brand @bamba_zonke .

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Giraffes are fascinating animals – graceful, hig Giraffes are fascinating animals – graceful, highly intelligent and referred to as ‘gentle giants’, but don’t be deceived. A threatened giraffe can be one of the deadliest creatures alive, and it all comes down to one terrifying secret weapon – their kick.

Even more dangerously, and unlike a horse or kangaroo, a giraffe can kick in any direction. A giraffe doesn’t kick out of aggression, of course, but only when frightened and attempting to defend itself. Evolution has made sure that its kick is strong enough to disable or kill a predator, which is why even the fiercest carnivores will generally only attack an adult giraffe if truly desperate, starving or plain stupid.

A lion and his distinctive milky blue eye, which is believed was as a result of a giraffe kick when he was still only a youngster.

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Greenmarket Square is one of the liveliest hubs in Greenmarket Square is one of the liveliest hubs in Cape Town. It’s the second oldest public space in Cape Town, after the Grand Parade. Arts and crafts that portrays South Africa’s colourful rainbow nation can be seen and purchased here. 

Every morning, traders lug carts loaded with wares to the square to set up, and by the the time the rest of the city awakes the cobbled square is a bustling market filled with curios, food, buskers, jewellery, clothing, and nick-nacks. This is one of the best places in Cape Town to buy curios and gifts for your loved ones back home, while supporting the entrepreneurial traders. 

If you want to get your hands on some traditional Cape Town food, this is a good place to start. The thing most people—visitors and locals alike—love about Greenmarket Square is that it’s just authentically Cape Town. It’s loud, colourful, and at times almost dizzying with activity. Street musicians jostle for space alongside traders, in the shadow of gorgeous old colonial buildings where the history is etched into the very walls. Craftsmen chat loudly in English, Xhosa, Afrikaans, French, and dozens of other languages, while marimbas fill the air with the sounds of South Africa.

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“The colourful Bo-Kaap has a fascinating history “The colourful Bo-Kaap has a fascinating history and unique culture just begging to be explored. Tucked away under the slopes of Signal Hill in Cape Town, this suburb formerly known as the Malay Quarter, is a bright and vibrant neighbourhood with a rich Cape Malay culture and roots as old as Cape Town itself.”

Our groups will enjoy a vibrant Bo-Kaap tour and cooking experience with a local family in the heart of the Cape Malay Quarter.
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There is nothing more traditional than serving a d There is nothing more traditional than serving a delicious potjie at your next social event! “Potjiekos” is a traditional Afrikaner dish hailing from South Africa. The difference between a “potjie” and a stew is that a “potjie” is never stirred during the cooking process and is always cooked slowly over hot coals in a cast iron pot.

This is a delicious Venison potjie, slowly cooked in red wine. 

📸: @kariburestaurantsa 

#potjie #southafricanfood #capetown #venison #culture #instafoodie  #southafrica #traditionalfood #zebraadventurestravel
South Africa’s manifest of Hope. Instead of fir South Africa’s manifest of Hope.

Instead of fireworks over the festive season, a beam of hope shone from the V&A neighbourhood which, on clear nights, was visible throughout Cape Town and surrounding suburbs - to showcase stories of light, celebrate hope and spread Joy from Africa to the World.

You can see the beam of hope at 21:00 every night until 6 January 2021.

🎥: @instacptguy 

#wechoosehope #capetown #beamofhope #2021 #explorecapetown #hope #zebraadventurestravel #southafrica #travel
These cute African Penguins are basking in the sun These cute African Penguins are basking in the sun. They always put a smile on my face. 

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#penguin #capetown #atlanticocean #zebraadventurestravel #travelforwomen #shetravels
Pursue peace. Pursue peace over your deepest under Pursue peace. Pursue peace over your deepest understanding. For within it there is freedom: over all things mistaken, over broken conversation, over all the things you’d thought would hold a little stronger and grow a little longer than they did, let it be peace that reels you in reminding you: it is ok to trust that the story is still being written, even without knowing how it will end. Let’s enter 2021 with peace and hope. Have a blessed, safe and prosperous 2021. 

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Wine pairing in South Africa’s majestic Wineland Wine pairing in South Africa’s majestic Wineland's. 

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At Spice Route Paarl you’ll find Barley & Bilton At Spice Route Paarl you’ll find Barley & Biltong Emporium which boasts with some of the best views of Table Mountain and the surrounding Paarl Winelands. Their food (CBC beers, juicy #burgers , gourmet #hotdogs , charcoal grilled #ribs , platters and freshly prepared #sushi ), is made with only the freshest ingredients and 100% real, free range animal products. Good food starts at the source! 

📍Visit South Africa’s Winelands in 2022. 

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For some the idea of a summer-Christmas is a stran For some the idea of a summer-Christmas is a strange concept. Instead of a cosy cold or snowy Christmas, South Africans enjoy sun, swimming and various food dishes and deserts visiting family and friend. Have a wonderful Christmas wherever you are and be safe, from Zebra Adventures 🎄

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There is nothing more beautiful than a sunrise or There is nothing more beautiful than a sunrise or sunset in Africa! The hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset is known as the golden hour or ‘magic hour’. The light around this time is just amazing for that perfect photo. 

Experience the golden colours of South Africa’s sunrises and sunsets while on your game drive or enjoy sundowners during sunset while watching the game drink at the waterhole next to you in the Pilanesberg. 

“The sky takes on shades of orange during sunrise and sunset, the colour that gives you hope that the sun will set only to rise again”. - Ram Charan

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Garden Route & Klein Karoo

The famous Cape Route 62 is a tourist route connecting the Western and Eastern Cape. Not only is it the world’s longest wine route, a whopping 850km, Route 62 has also been named the world’s best road trip destination by CNN Travel, offering a scenic alternative to the N2 highway. The easily accessible towns along Route 62 all offer ample opportunity for discovery. From visits to wineries and game reserves, tribal art, cultural tours, museums and for the more adventurous, hiking trails and mountain climbing, 4×4 routes, canoeing, horse riding, fishing and caving. Route 62 is an exciting experience, even for the well-travelled. Stop for lunch at one of the diners in the town of Barrydale, nestled at the foot of the majestic Langeberg mountain range. This vintage town has quirkiness written all over it, an oasis with charm. It is here where you can find Diesel & Crème’s famous mouthwatering gourmet milkshakes. After a long day’s travel unwind in one of the region’s invigorating hot-springs, revel in luxury or relax in rustic tranquillity, a journey to the unexpected. As you follow Route 62, the natural beauty of the region’s mountains, fauna, rivers, valleys and plains are evident. The diverse scenery and vegetation changes as you make your way into the Karoo, a semi-desert area.

The iconic town of Oudtshoorn lies in the Klein Karoo (Little Karoo) bordering the picturesque Garden Route region halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha). Primarily known as the ostrich capital of the world, Oudtshoorn has quickly gained the reputation of being a cultural, heritage and adventure sport hotspot. Encompassed by unique landscapes, the town is centred between the awe-inspiring Swartberg and Outeniqua mountain ranges. The history and development of Oudtshoorn is inextricably connected with the growth of the ostrich feather industry from as early as 1860. Ostriches still form a vital part of the trade today; from tourism to agriculture. Come and meet the large flightless birds, ride an ostrich, buy ostrich curios and even sample the famous ostrich steak. There is nothing like a Karoo night sky. The clarity of the sky above Oudtshoorn is practically unparalleled, the Milky Way arcs over you like a giant swathe of smoke. Situated not far from Oudtshoorn is the Southern African Large Telescope (SALT), the largest single optical telescope in the southern hemisphere and among the largest in the world. With an average rainfall of less than 150mm a year, Oudtshoorn is the ideal location for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and exploring the wonders of nature in one of the nearby nature reserves. This town of wonders is sure to impress with its plethora of offerings and classic country lifestyle. Enjoy some of the local Karoo cuisines with a crisp chardonnay, craft beer or gin, admire the fauna and flora, or take a plunge in the world’s first crocodile cage dive.

A visit to Oudtshoorn is not complete without seeing the world-famous Cango Caves, Africa’s largest heritage show cave system and a spectacular underground wonder of the Klein Karoo. Some of the biggest stalagmite formations in the world set in Precambrian limestone (a time about 4500 million years ago). The spectacular dripstone caverns with their vast halls and towering formations is one of the world’s great natural wonders, sculptured by nature through the ages.

Cape Aloes (Aloe ferox) are in full bloom in the Western Cape and Karoo region. Apart from its skin-soothing and healing properties, it is also an immune system stimulant. European explorers, traders and settlers ventured around the tip of Africa and into Southern Africa where they encountered the Khoisan – the world’s most ancient people. The Khoisan had been using Aloe ferox as medicine for thousands of years. We know this because Aloe ferox is one of the few plants depicted in Bushmen cave paintings in South Africa, showing humans depicted alongside Aloe ferox, which indicates they made use of it. The first evidence of Aloe ferox being used commercially was in 1761. The story goes that a slave working for a farmer named Johannes Petrus de Wit showed him the age-old art of tapping aloes to derive the medicinal bitters or ‘lump’ from the plant – which is a most effective laxative. This was then supplied to the Dutch East India Company and exported to Europe. The Khoisan’s medicinal plant knowledge was part of their oral tradition. A demonstration of aloe tapping, using the same traditional method the Bushman used, can be seen when visiting the Allcare Aloe centre. The 400 species of aloe that exist in the world are indigenous only to Africa and Madagascar, with a few species in Yemen. Aloe, the world’s greatest plant.

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Winelands

Just an hour’s drive inland from Cape Town, at the heart of the Cape Winelands you will find South Africa’s so-called Golden Triangle; Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl. In the shadow of a continuous belt of Cape fold mountains, lies a series of generous valleys known as the Cape Winelands – a collection of historic towns, little hamlets and Cape Dutch farmsteads that provide well-regarded South African wines to the world. A great deal of the allure of the winelands is owed to the spectacular natural setting. These mountains create an incredible scenic backdrop, but they are also one of the reasons wines do so well here. Their geological compositions provide unique soil conditions that directly affect the character of wine.

The Franschhoek Wine Route is characterized by an inherent French flair. The town itself is rich with Huguenot history. Franschhoek (or “French Corner”) is named for the French Huguenots who settled here in the 18th century. Blessed with perhaps the most perfect setting of any winelands town, it is also South Africa’s unofficial food and wine gastronomic capital, offering a world-class gourmet experience. The ideal place to settle in for an alfresco lunch.

Paarl (Afrikaans for “pearl”) is named for the polished granite domed mountain that rises behind it. Founded in 1720, Paarl feels rather unattractive by Boland standards, but its wine route includes some of the finest vineyards and several first-class restaurants. The Paarl Wine Route is also called the ‘Red Route’ for its legendary red wines. Cabernet Sauvignon, port and Shiraz wines have established Paarl’s place on the global wine map and the region has repeatedly received international awards for these wines. Nothing complements a good glass of wine quite like a good cheese. This delectable culinary tradition has extended to the Boland as well, and some of South Africa’s finest cheeses are produced in this region. It is here where you’ll find wine farms like Fairview, popular for its cheese and wine pairing and Spice Route known for its much-loved chocolate, gin, beer, wine, and ice cream tastings – and good food.

The Stellenbosch Wine Route is South Africa’s oldest wine route. This architectural jewel is the second-oldest town in South Africa, and lies at the heart of the winelands. Stellenbosch was founded in 1679 by the Dutch Governor Simon van der Stel. Some of South Africa’s finest wines are cultivated in this scenic region. South Africa’s high-quality olive oils have started making waves in the international circuit, often beating out heavyweights like Italy, Spain and Greece. The Boland’s Mediterranean-like climate provides ideal conditions for groves to flourish.

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Safari & Surrounds

Set against the backdrop of the majestic Langeberg mountain range, the Garden Route Game Lodge guards the entrance to South Africa’s world-famous Garden Route Coast. This malaria-free family-owned private game reserve is home to an abundance of animal and birdlife, including the Big 5. See lions, elephants, white rhinos, Cape buffalos, cheetahs, the elusive Cape mountain leopard, a rare treat to spot on safari, along with giraffes, zebras, numerous antelope species, black wildebeest and more. Get your cameras ready! Seeing these majestic animals face to face is unforgettable. This reserve has a dramatic landscape that supports a wide variety of plants, animals and birds. The game reserve borders the Overberg District where more than half of the remaining population of the threatened Blue Crane reside, expect to witness these graceful birds in flight and hear their distinctive loud call.

Go on exciting early morning- and late afternoon game drives when the wildlife is most active, as they tend to rest in the heat of the day. Qualified field guides track the animals and interpret nature, allowing you to sit back, relax and enjoy. The safari drives last 2 – 3 hours depending on how much time is spent at each sighting and evenings includes a sundowner stop at one of the popular lookouts in the game reserve.

Enjoy the view from the Serengeti restaurant, go for a swim in one of the pools or enjoy an educational tour with a resident curator; from the deadly Black Mamba to the mighty Anaconda, home to 28 different snake species, Nile crocodiles, tortoises and rock monitors. Take a guided Game Walk or go mountain biking (the trail is rated medium difficulty). Indulge in Afternoon Tea or pamper yourself at the Ayana Spa.

Dining in the Serengeti Restaurant is a relaxed affair where guests can enjoy one of their famous traditional South African dishes from the a la carte menu while reflecting on the days’ activities. An interactive dining experience where safari cuisine is prepared to your liking. The expansive wooden decks overlooking the valleys below allow guests to relax and unwind to the sounds of the African night.

Jakkalsvlei offers a delightful wine experience nearby. The Garden Route Game Lodge is an ideal haven from which to explore the wonders of the Garden Route and Klein Karoo.

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Cape Town

Perched on the southern tip of the African continent, Cape Town is a superlatively beautiful city with stunning scenery at almost every turn. It is hard to miss the backdrop of the mighty Table Mountain, Cape Town’s crowning glory, and the bright glittering ocean that arcs around the coastline. If the time spent marvelling at nature proves too much, the city has a plethora of historic sites waiting to be explored. At the V&A Waterfront, rundown Victorian warehouses have been lovingly converted to a bustling cultural and commercial hub. Cape Town is South Africa’s most accessible gateway, with gorgeous beaches, vibrant, multicultural neighbourhoods, famous vineyards and fine dining to rival any European capital.

Cape Town’s dramatic coastline to the south of Camps Bay is ruggedly beautiful and as part of the Table Mountain National Park, it’s largely undeveloped. Follow the famous Chapmans’ Peak past the brooding Twelve Apostles, the spine of mountains that run down to Cape Point, while the ocean pounds on the rocks below. It is not too far from here at Cape Agulhas, the most southern tip of the Africa continent, where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet.

If the landscape sounds diverse, wait until you meet the people of South Africa. With 11 official languages and more than a dozen tribes, living alongside communities from Africa, Europe and the Indian subcontinent – little wonder we are known as the Rainbow Nation. This diversity is tangible everywhere, from the architecture and language to the nation’s spectacular cuisine and colours.

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Lee-Anne Curtis-Cox (Photography by LeeAnne)
Spice Route Paarl
Oudtshoorn & De Rust Tourism
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Winelands
Fairview
Spice Route Paarl
Hidden Valley Wines
Marianne Wine Estate
 
 
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Cango Caves
Chris Leggatt
Jessica Chuaa
Diesel & Crème
Oudtshoorn Tourism
Cango Ostrich Farm
Surval Boutique Olive Farm
Oudtshoorn & De Rust Tourism
 
 
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Dustin van Helsdingen (Dusty’s Photography)
Edouard Eberhart (Eddy Eber)
Garden Route Game Lodge
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Natasja van Zyl
Jakkalsvlei
 
 
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My Story

Does my strength come from the mountains? No, my strength comes from God, who made heaven,

earth, and the mountains.

My challenge was not only difficult and an enormous challenge physically, but mentally as well. In the process, I raised awareness for EDS and believe that every person with EDS and the people affected by it, should have access to the appropriate medical services, care, and support. From the beginning, my desire was to spread a message of hope.

Faith, not Fear.

My Full Story
Travel her way - Part 1
Travel her way - Part 2

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