As we sat on the bank of the Orange River in Vioolsdrift, I was once again struck by the absolute beauty in the stark contrast experienced here: the water of the Orange River clashing with the Richtersveld Desert. If you look at it from above, it is as if the desert was shocked by the arrogance of the water flowing here and pulled back on both sides, forming mountains and in this way trying to prevent further contamination with the water. We had time for a quick visit to this

SOUTH AFRICA IV-II IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE ONLINE OH, WOWIE-E-E-E-E-E-E ! ! ! Our new South Africa IV collection has just been completed and we’re ecstatic, to put it mildly. This is South Africa IV-2, a design of some of our country’s widely varied plant treasures, and the stories that go with it: S Our readers will remember the story of the spiky red fern S, from the blog post “S” Is For Spiky, so we’ll continue immediately to the next letter. O The king protea is the nat

So why did I choose my next ice cream to be mango flavor? When I posed the question to myself before writing this article the answer did not quickly jump at me. Maybe it was because I read an article on Pinterest about mango ice cream and was intrigued. Maybe I had a lingering craving to recreate the mango soft serve we had in Mozambique. Both of these would have been good answers, however I think ultimately I wanted to make something simple but awesome. We have so been consu