De Kuilen Country House
30 Glenluce Drive, Johannesburg
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De Kuilen Country House Johannesburg

30 Glenluce Drive Johannesburg, Gauteng, 2004, South Africa

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Back to African Roots

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The next day was full of more catching up as we visited Sean, Ruth and Mikey who have recently moved back to SA from London. Mikey is a real cutie and he kept us entertained as only a 2.75 year old can. Next we went to see Sheenagh and Rob as we had not seen their little ones the night before. They have two little kids, Georgina and Christopher. Mikey, Emily, Georgina and Christopher are officially the most gorgeous kids in the whole world. Not just totally ...

The Cradle of Mankind

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"Africa is the birthplace of humankind. This is where our collective ambilical cord lies buried."

- Maropeng, The Cradle of Humankind

Do-goodery done, we're headed north to Zambia, but the flights start in Johannesburg, so we decided to check it out. JoBurg is a huge city and there’s really nothing here, it’s more of a financial center than anything. But, we have made the most of it and hit ...

A few days in a row.............

A travel blog entry by churchill2020

... we had been invited to the German Restaurant to celebrate Mark's birthday so scurried around making myself presentable and Chris and Caren came and picked us up. Mark's flatmate, Jess, joined us who is from Oregon but lives here with her mining work (her first ever job was in the Congo!! - jealous or what!) Dinner was great- pork schnitzel with spatzel and some german wheat beer to wash it down. The guys had apple strudel for dessert and Mark got slightly merry! Friday 20th May ...

Kruger & Lesotho

A travel blog entry by richy__rich

... Getz as this was economically sound...however two problems...it was red - not the best colour to camouflage against the wild animals in Kruger, and secondly, it had a zero to sixty in twenty five seconds flat., which meant even aggressive elephants could chase us down.
Kruger is an amazing place...quite unique in that it allows self drive through a park the size of Wales. Plenty of wildlife on show...impalas, baboons, hyenas ...

"Think occasionally of the suffering..."

A travel blog entry by jessica.meyer

... that it's okay and you're doing the right thing, then it's very easy to be cruel, to do things on paper you would normally do, to torture, kill, or be complacent in those events.

The idea of evolution is also a way disengaging yourself from animals. For some reason, it is understood that evolution is synonymous with being better. With getting smarter and developing progressively beyond other species. Scientifically this is absolutely false. Evolution simply ...