Dtour-be free

01/11/2020

Cederburg

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15/06/2020

If you would like to learn about Khoi culture or get adventurous in Hout Bay
Check out Brent ..

While many of the Hangberg residents are mired in poverty, Brent Thomas believes the rich diversity of his community warrants more exposure.

14/06/2020

14/06/2020

Total isolation station

11/06/2020

The North West Parks Board has confirmed that Pilanesberg will open tomorrow [Friday, 12 June]. Under Level 3 restrictions, only day visitors are allowed.

03/06/2020

First time out in over two months
Kalkbay

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The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.

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Large super-groups of Humpback whales, reaching as many as 150 per group, are gathering off Dassen Island, some 45 kilometres south of Saldanha Bay.

24/11/2019

ich kenne viele sehr schöne städte aber Kapstadt hat wirklich was sehr Spezieles.Das Nature,cuisine,kunst und Kultur.Ich zeige euch sehr gerne das besonderes in eine besondere Stadt!!

'Off the beaten track'....Ich biete ausergewöhnliche Touren.Sehe was der normale tourist nicht sehen wird.
Erlebe was besonderes!

Over 39 000 Telegraph readers have voted Cape Town as the number one and best city in the world, for the seventh time in a row.

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- danke für das photo.

24/07/2019

photo thanks to

As a reminder, I trust that we are all ready for the upcoming Take Back Our Mountains hike this Sunday, 28 July 2019 at 8.30 am: Ou Kaapse Weg. Once again, this is a collaborative hike with the SANParks.
I am proud to say that our movement is really sustained with the active support and participation from, among other, our broad range of community hiking lovers, tourists; both local and international. We will therefore continue with our mission to highlight safety awareness and hiking in large numbers, keeping our hikes open to all sharing this vision. We are grateful for the SANParks participation, which broadens the mission to, at times include a clean-up the environment.
Our cause is further promoted by excellent media coverage, though I have raised my concern about a recent article published in the Cape Argus of 22 July 2019.
This article refers to the movement as a “Club”, which we are not and also refers to our hike as a ‘protest’. I disagree with describing or equating our hikes with “protests” as “protests” bears a negative connotation and we want to emphasize the positivity of our movement.
I would like to correct this and re-emphasise the point that our original aim remains to reclaim our mountains in the face of ongoing attacks on citizens using the mountain. Through our hikes we intend to make the mountain safe by encouraging walking in groups because it is safer to do so.
Doing this on a regular basis provides ample opportunity for people of diverse backgrounds and culture to connect and appreciate our diverse heritage through networking while walking on the mountain.
We encourage the community to join us and continue reclaiming the mountain without any protests. Interested journalists/reporters should participate in the way all our members are, to come to much more positive inspiration and insights.

Looking forward to seeing you all on Sunday
Taahir Osman.