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During our recent holiday in South Africa, we had the pleasure of spending a week at Ngwenya Lodge with my parents (than…
I've just returned from a weekend away in Kent (where I was working, actually, thank you very much!), and for the first …
Perched on the edge of a cliff above Gamrie Bay in Aberdeenshire, the ruins of St John's Church feel less like a place o…
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The Ploughman, just on the main road through Peterculter, is a nice little restaurant serving good S…
This is one of Aberdeen's loveliest walks, though also one of it's shortest! It starts at St Peter…
During our recent holiday in South Africa, we had the pleasure of spending a week at Ngwenya Lodge w…
Absolutely blown away. It's the only way I can describe our stay at Ngwenya Lodge, just south of the…
This is a lovely restaurant and Sports diner, set in northern Ballito. Their menu is large, with a w…
Ballito Junction is massive. 3 floors of shops, entertainment, and restaurants offering pretty much …
There are two well protected tidal pools right at the South end of uMhlali beach. The pools are quit…
Pietermaritzburg Golf Club, established on February 24, 1886, is South Africa's oldest playing golf …
