Just Knock on the Tree
The Odyssey of the Coddiwompling Tortoise – Rozinante – and The Storyteller
(Coddiwomple: to travel in a purposeful manner toward a vague destination.)
16. The Workshop – Ko Kasi Kuruman
Fervent jazz enthusiasts meet regularly to socialise and play their favourite musicians. I was lucky enough to meet them. I felt like I was back in New Orleans, except they…
15. A watery Eye and a very historical Mission
I decided I’d head south onto the N14, where I landed up in Kuruman in the Northern Cape. Twiddy, a dear (now late), friend, who was a geologist, enthused about…
14. An African Farm, unusual shop and Buddhist retreat
For some inexplicable reason I still could not tear myself away from the Marico. Walking down the main road one day, I heard a voice call out … “Are you…
13. When Farm Weekends turn into Permanent Habitats
Escaping the Big Smoke and farming on weekends is something many people do with a passion. Sometimes, they leave that Smoke behind forever.
12. The Glue in the Marico Community
Coming down to earth from telling you about the festival was a little hard to do but there were other things I kept to share with you. Important things –…
11. Escaping to the Riverbank for more Bosman
Early on Sunday, master storyteller, David Muller, returned – captivating his audience as he narrated Heathcote William’s epic poem Whale Nation on the riverbank of River Still Guesthouse grounds.
Judy’s memoirs
Repercussions of War
Growing up in the heart of Sydney, in Australia, in the early 50s, meant not only witnessing returned soldiers who had been disabled somehow, somewhere in the world during WW2…
A Place with a Purpose
The general consensus of opinion is that I definitely had an unusual childhood. You see, my dad was a Picture Show Man — as they called them in Australia then…
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