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.)
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.
10. Lapping up even more on offer in the Marico
I had opted for the art group to watch Bill McGill show us how a sketch of a gum tree came alive under his very practiced hand, deftly working in…
Judy’s memoirs
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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