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Welcome back to The Grahamstown Project
2019 is going to be a cracker. I can feel it in my bones. But I can feel drought in my bones too so be extra-wise with water.
Oatlands Park over the Christmas period
Thank you to Patrick Hale and community-minded local residents for cleaning Oatlands Park and surrounds over the Christmas period.
Despite their efforts the park resembled a dump this morning.
A Big Thank You!
Big thank you to Steven van der Merve (Hyundai Grahamstown) and Peter Heynes (PK Welding) for supplying and installing the new bins at Oatlands Park.
Holiday night sky – Chintsa
With the summer holidays in mind I’m sharing this December night sky.
Bell, Tank and Drostdy
Hiding behind the wall of the Albany Museum is the bell that used to sit on top of the Drostdy Arch.
A Christmas Message
A Christmas message produced by The Grahamstown Project for The DSG, Grahamstown.
A busy and emotional couple of weeks
A busy and emotional couple of weeks in Grahamstown, the cultural heartland of South Africa.
Tantyi By Night
We live in an unusual place … it’s rare for a South African city to have the suburbs and townships facing each other across a valley as we do.
Winter Sunset over the 1820 Settlers National Monument
We get some really spectacular sunsets in Grahamstown – especially in winter around the time of the National Arts Festival.
Off to a Great Start
The Oatlands Park cleanup and beautification project off to a great start last week.
Oatlands Park Clean Up
Happy Friday to all!
Cross Street – Grahamstown’s Built Heritage
The second picture from my photo record of Grahamstown’s 70 Heritage Resources showcases three beautiful old buildings along Cross Street – numbers 6, 8 and 10.
Going Home
Another night shot to follow on from last week’s picture.
Headlights along Powell Street, Fingo Village
I live in Sunnyside and directly across the Belmont Valley from our house lie the historic Fingo Village and Old Municipal Location.
St. Barts by Moonlight
The start of a new series of photos features the lovely St Barts church on Market Street.
Extracts from article on Mr Mboweni’s mini-budget
“Smaller municipalities will be encouraged to borrow money.”
Stormy Hogsback
We headed up to Hogsback last weekend to collect our dog and cat from Wild Fox Hill.
Last Photo from Sweden
My last photograph from Sweden is just about the last picture that I took.
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