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I'm currently writing my blog from my cottage in the Drakensberg, Champagne Valley, Kwa-Zulu Natal; South Africa

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Saturday, October 23, 2010

A Breakfast run

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On Thursday morning Grant and I got onto the motorbike and rode to the city to buy treatment for my ponds which had collected algae in the t...
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Thursday, March 19, 2009

Caring for your dog

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Dogs need water at all times. In addition to two large bowls where they sleep, my dogs have three HUGE bowls of water to lap from at all ti...
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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Caring for your Cat

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A playfull cat is a happy cat. Who'd guess Tigger will be 12 years old next month? Always ensure your cat is safe from being chased by...
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Thursday, January 29, 2009

Recycling

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This casual worker picked up litter at one entrance to our town This other casual worker collected litter in town and then on the outskirts...
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Saturday, December 20, 2008

Too late for tears

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One minute she's there and the next she's gone. It is indeed every parent's worst nightmare not to know where their child is, o...
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Jo
Winterton, Champagne Valley Drakensberg, South Africa
My earliest recollection is as a 4 year-old expat in the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe (then Southern Rhodesia) We returned to South Africa in the mid-sixties. Later I met and married the man of my dreams. Since 1990 my husband and I have lived and worked as expats on the diamond mines of Namibia and later, the gold mines in Mali and Guinea, West Africa. In August 2009,, I left South Africa and joined my husband in Khartoum, North Africa. We returned to South Africa in October 2010 thinking we'd be settling at home for good. However, in January 2011 we were re-located to Kenya in a valley which is surely the beginning of Paradise. From January 2012 to February 2015, we lived in diamond mine town in Northern Tanzania. Here the birding was even more prolific than in Kenya.. We're back in South Africa, between contracts for now.
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