Craven : South Africa 2019 TR #4

[RB]

More great photos & a very interesting trip. Also gave me a bit of an insight to life in some of those country areas

 

[craven morehead]

More great photos & a very interesting trip. Also gave me a bit of an insight to life in some of those country areas

Cheers @RB glad you enjoyed it.

 

[AisleSeat]

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The building just behind that pavilion is the old port captains building. My dad's office, if I remember correctly, was on the top floor or first floor, right hand side

 

[AisleSeat]

Loved all your photos of Cape Town. Brought back lots of great memories.

 

[Flying mermaid]

It’s been a very interesting trip report

 

[craven morehead]

Loved all your photos of Cape Town. Brought back lots of great memories.

Thank you @AisleSeat glad to be of service I can't wait to go back I enjoyed The Cape

 

[VPS]

Cheers @VPS now you best get busy tapping your keyboard !

but but but it's easier reading other peoples and there are too many people travelling at the moment and I have to keep up

 

[craven morehead]

It’s been a very interesting trip report

Interesting indeed @Flying mermaid and thank you for your words of wisdom along the way.

 

[OZDUCK]

Being travelling myself, I have just caught up with last few pages. As others have said, a very interesting TR. Your photos certainly make it look like an interesting place to visit. Thanks for the effort.

 

[henleybeach]

Well played @craven morehead
Great trip report to some remote parts of South Africa that not Many people will get to see. Rest up, I look forward to reading your next TR

 

[craven morehead]

Well played @craven morehead
Great trip report to some remote parts of South Africa that not Many people will get to see. Rest up, I look forward to reading your next TR

@henleybeach cheers mate

 

[craven morehead]

Being travelling myself, I have just caught up with last few pages. As others have said, a very interesting TR. Your photos certainly make it look like an interesting place to visit. Thanks for the effort.

Thanks @OZDUCK as you know it does take some effort but it's worth it and nice to share with like minded folk. Hope all is well at your end.

 

[RooFlyer]

Super TR. Had to catch up a lot, but it flowed really well and very informative.

Thanks again.

 

[OZDUCK]

Thanks @OZDUCK as you know it does take some effort but it's worth it and nice to share with like minded folk. Hope all is well at your end.

Going well, if a little wet - but it is Norway after all. I have just been too tired at night to keep up with my TR - but I will try.

 

[juddles]

"Craven",

on AFF I usually just pop in to the site for a few minutes each day. But every so often there is a TR that grabs me, so I wait until when I can truly enjoy it in a leisurely fashion. Have just caught up with the final phase of this TR. And I really really enjoyed it. Rather than post individual "likes' on posts or photos, (as every single one merited it) let me say again that the whole bloody thing was really well done, fun, informing, and above all, inspiring to someone who loves travel. Thank you mate

 

[craven morehead]

Super TR. Had to catch up a lot, but it flowed really well and very informative.

Thanks again.

Cheers @RooFlyer much appreciated.

 

[craven morehead]

"Craven",

on AFF I usually just pop in to the site for a few minutes each day. But every so often there is a TR that grabs me, so I wait until when I can truly enjoy it in a leisurely fashion. Have just caught up with the final phase of this TR. And I really really enjoyed it. Rather than post individual "likes' on posts or photos, (as every single one merited it) let me say again that the whole bloody thing was really well done, fun, informing, and above all, inspiring to someone who loves travel. Thank you mate

Many thanks for your kind words @juddles makes the effort all worth while.

 

[amaroo]

Cracking TR - thoroughly enjoyed every post.

 

[craven morehead]

Cracking TR - thoroughly enjoyed every post.

Thank you @amaroo appreciate the support. Can't believe I did 20+ trips OS after joining AFF before I had the confidence to do a TR. Anyway, live, learn and share with our like minded friends and everyone wins

 

[Cessna 180]

Hello Craven.

This was a good report.
I was looking at things to do between Durban and JNB soon, and came across the Sani Pass. Thi sounded familiar and thought I had read about it in your report possibly, so I just went back and skimmed through it.

I was wondering if you or anyone had any guidance on where to hire a simple four wheel drive that would get me up there, and that I can drop back in JNB? (That is not hugely expensive!) I am always trying to do things on a budget... haha.

Avis/Budget etc do not seem to have much other than a full size SUV whatever that is, that seems a bit expensive.

I was thinking of something like a Hilux ute or similar or even an SUV but a lot of them seem to be pretty small two wheel drives these days.

Thanks any way and it was a good read.

I get to Emerald occasionally myself, but mostly only for a night or so. Nice spot.