Is Diepkloof Farm open to the public? Good Morning. I just want to find out if Diepkloof Farm is open to the public? We would like to take my mom out for a day to the farm, or have a picnic or so. Do you perhaps have accommodation for this? If not, I truly apologise for the disturbance. Do you perhaps know of any other places that we may visit in the Suikerbosrand Area please?
Thank you for your time
Have a blessed day
Kind Regards
Cindy
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a question about your trip to israel Hello,
My name is Adva, and I am writing a master thesis on travelers in Israel and the Palestinian territories. I read your amazing blog, and i wonderful if you can answer a few questions:
1. Did you use a guidebook to Israel?
2. If you did use a guidebook, of which company was it.
3. If it was of the Lonely Planet, which edition was it? (It is writing in the back cover and in the first pages usually, and if you dont have the book, can you try to remember what appeared at the front picture cover?)
4. Would it be ok that at the future I will send you more questions?
5. Thanks
Adva
advathesis@gmail.com
macufe I'll first like to pose a question: is the annual arts and cultural festival used to be held in morija going to be held in thaba-bosiu? this came to my recognition that festival will be fully culltural if it were held in thaba-bosiu, and i often hear many people assuming that this is going to be the case, is that true?
lesotho/support i am a world vision supporter and have a little boy that we support in lesotho(masseru) named sello.
his parents are both deceased...being raised by an uncle & grandmother...we have had him for about 10 years now.
do you go often to lesotho?
Blog Sites, Went to a Bob & Sherri I know, got side tracked and interested in your site. Great pictures, I'm going to go through your journey.
God Bless you... Toni.
A visit to your BLOG Dearest Bob and Sherri, What a wonderful service your BLOG provides as you share your journey to Jerusalem. I love your descriptive language and can feel the energy. Leaving now to meet John for supper. Love, Phyllis
Very enlightening Hi Bob and Sherri,
Thanks for sharing some of the details and photos of your very interesting journey to Israel. You were wise to avoid the Israeli passport stamp, IMO. Too bad the car rental process was so convoluted. I found it interesting that you needed permission from the UHJ to make your journey. I suppose though that having an orderly stream of religious pilgrims requires some coordination.
Lori and I continue to be relative "stick-in-the-muds" and I, in particular, have been practicing the art of resting... a very important part of Zen mindfulness. I found that when traveling, wherever I go, there I am.. :-) So I seek enlightenment in my own village. As a friend of mine says... There are many roads to Dublin. I hope you continue posting tales of your adventures even when you return stateside.
Best wishes,
-George-
small world What amazing links from one small step to help celebrate a holy day to meeting so many kind people and new friends! Please keep sharing the 'sequels' to this story.
Beautiful story! Thank you for your wonderful accounting of your search for the white taj. I could picture it in my mind from your good descriptions, and I felt as if I were traveling with you on your special day. Your story inspires me to do more than the 'usual' for our next Baha'i holy day commemoration. Thanks for such an uplifting story!
Lekker And "lekker" is a Germanic term, probably from the Dutch heritage in S. Africa. That influenced Afrikaans, right? I know the word from my days in Germany. When I was an au pair in Berlin, the kids used to say "Lecker, lecker, in mein Becher!" meaning "Mmmm...yummy in my cup!"
Fulfilling long-held dreams of living and working in another country and of being of service to humanity, we left the US in September 2006, at the end of summer in the northern hemisphere, and arrived in South Africa in the spring, ready for our second summer. We returned to the US (Texas) in August/September 2007, and in March 2010 began a new adventure in Libya.... full info
Cindy
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Is Diepkloof Farm open to the public?
Good Morning. I just want to find out if Diepkloof Farm is open to the public? We would like to take my mom out for a day to the farm, or have a picnic or so. Do you perhaps have accommodation for this? If not, I truly apologise for the disturbance. Do you perhaps know of any other places that we may visit in the Suikerbosrand Area please? Thank you for your time Have a blessed day Kind Regards Cindy