Friday’s Photo with RoddyTheFox

One of the best things about Grahamstown is the hiking.

Grahamstown’s own craft beers come from the Featherstone Brewery which is located on Brackenhill Farm just a few kilometres out of town where the N2 winds its way down through Howieson’s Poort.

I have to  get up before dawn during the Arts Festival. There’s our dog to be walked and various chores that need to be done before getting to my exhibition venue.

Late June is Arts Festival time in Grahamstown. The whole place is full to bursting with festinos from all over the country, continent  and the rest of the world.

One of the classic landmarks in Grahamstown is the Cathedral.

As winter gets us in a firm grip it’s nice to look at summer. What can be more gorgeous than one of the country’s best beaches?

There’s a small cluster of Dragon Trees at the entrances to the Botanic Gardens – they’re really dramatic and exotic looking as you can see from my photo.

1820 Settlers National Monument: the second of the four landmarks.

We’ve spent the last three nights in Hogsback sleeping beneath The Big Tree.

There’s a straight line of four landmarks that runs right through the middle of Grahamstown.

The long weekend’s beautiful warm sunny weather ended spectacularly on Wednesday night.