The Lighthouse Keeper’s Trail is often overlooked by visitors eager to pay a visit to the iconic old lighthouse atop Cape Point, but this short trail that runs below the well-known landmark should not be missed. The trail begins just behind the upper funicular station, and a narrow but well-established path will lead you along a sheer cliff-face towards the lesser-known new lighthouse. It offers a fascinating perspective of the old Cape Point lighthouse which towers many metres above, and it walks you through historical bunkers and beautiful fynbos until the path runs out, at what certainly feels like the very tip of Africa... Cape Point, 🇿🇦 South-Africa
Valley Of Desolation after a good storm @ Camdeboo National Park, 🇿🇦 South-Africa…
Sotho Sounds are funky shepherds from the Kingdom of 🇱🇸 Lesotho who have quite literally invented their own music, crafted their own instruments…
The beautiful Zulu people of 🇿🇦 South-Africa…
iSimangaliso Wetland Par 🦛🐊🦅, St-Lucia, 🇿🇦 South-Africa…
Manzini Market, 🇸🇿 eSwatini - Swaziland
Thirsty 🐘🐘🐘 elephants @ Kruger National Park, 🇿🇦 South-Africa… (volume up!)
Namibia 🇳🇦, a geological haven, is rich in minerals, including coloured gemstones. The small-scale miners of Namibia, thought to number between five and ten thousand, are concentrated in the Erongo, Kunene and Karas regions. These small miners live a tough existence, eking out a living from the earth and working under harsh conditions. The Erongo Region, where the crystal market is found, has many mining communities who earn their livelihood from the sale of their stones. Most of the gemstone traders have families who mine the stones at Klein Spitzkoppe, Brandberg or the Erongo mountains.
Sotho Sounds are funky shepherds from the Kingdom of 🇱🇸 Lesotho who have quite literally invented their own music, crafted their own instruments and now continue to follow their own mission - turning junk into funk. Malealea, 🇱🇸 Lesotho…
