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On October 14, 2021 By Herman van Bon PhotographyIn Arniston, Bredasdorp, Herman van Bon Photography, Overberg, photography, South Africa, travel

….. between Bredasdorp and Arniston.

Left: pelicans, right: blue cranes and in the middle a power station.

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Overberg, South Africa

Overberg, South Africa

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It was three years ago we visited the Caledon Botanical Garden in the Overberg, south Africa. It is the oldest 'officially recognised' botanical garden of South Africa. We love this garden for several reasons. First of all mainly endemic plants and secondly the informal (more natural) character. It's not a 'tourist trap' as several others with traces of herbicides and 'indigenous flora' partly endemic to Namibia and Botswana (although parts of SA -North West, Northern Cape- are natural distribution areas. It does not look neat either with manicured hedges and shrubs. So, it was time for another visit today. Still that natural look we like BUT what a decline in basic maintenance with amongst others loose bridge-railings and broken planks (rest areas). That sat aside; worthwhile the visit!!!

Good Morning in Napier, South Africa.

Repost from @studio98napier

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