Friday’s Photo with RoddyTheFox

We get some really spectacular sunsets in Grahamstown – especially in winter around the time of the National Arts Festival.

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.

Another night shot to follow on from last week’s picture.

I live in Sunnyside and directly across the Belmont Valley from our house lie the historic Fingo Village and Old Municipal Location.

The start of a new series of photos features the lovely St Barts church on Market Street.

We headed up to Hogsback last weekend to collect our dog and cat from Wild Fox Hill.

My last photograph from Sweden is just about the last picture that I took.

We are heading home to Grahamstown next week so this will be my last photo from Sweden.

I think that quite a few Grahamstown people are going to recognise this tree.

Well it certainly isn’t as good as the iconic view you get of Rhodes from the Drostdy Arch – but this is my academic home from home when I am in Sweden.

There’s nothing like a reminder of home when you are travelling.

One of the best things about Sweden is the ease with which you can get out in nature.

This is a typical early morning winter scene from Robinson Street.

It’s the #Hogsbackcelebrations this weekend from 27-29 July.