Tag: Liz at Lancaster Guesthouse

dungbeetle-in-cap Dung beetles and the stars …did you know? Posted on Dance of the Dung Beetles by Marcus Byrne and Helen Lunn There is a lot that is special about this… Read more Johannesburg-Holocaust-Genocide-Centre Dialogue, education and memory: the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre Posted on Every part of the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre speaks to deep discomfort and immeasurable horror but yet the building… Read more Oak tree-2 The story of Liz at Lancaster Posted on Guests sometimes ask ‘Why the acorn logo?’ and ‘Why did you start a B&B?’  In 1994, when I was still… Read more Blue parakeet rare colour morph In search of the rarest bird in the world Posted on Bags of ice to save the King Penguins  A few weeks back my little grandson was watching David Attenborough’s Our… Read more Gerakaris winery Craighall Park near Liz at Lancaster Garagistes, Gerakaris and Grapes – all on our doorstep Posted on Did you know?  There are lots of ‘did you knows’ when it comes to Gerakaris Winery.  Did you know that… Read more Khaya Delta Jan 19 1 The longest, the first and the best – take that The Donald! Posted on Cycling along the Braamfontein Spruit Did you know how many “firsts” the Braamfontein Spruit can claim …. At 32 Kms,… Read more 2019 picnic-1 A typical week-end morning in Delta Park Posted on If written LOTS about Delta Park so for once …. few words. Rather some pics only from a glorious walk… Read more Swartkrans 001 An idiots’ guide to the origins of humankind: part 1 Posted on Human ancestory: fraught with complexity Africa and South Africa in particular, have been the site and source of many ground-breaking… Read more Hugh Wyndham Park Craighall Park Craighall Park – the best of all worlds Posted on Craighall Park has it all  I’ve blogged often about Craighall Park and its surrounds and what a great area it… Read more Museum Man and Science What brings people back to decaying inner cities? Posted on Reviving the city in different ways The collapse of inner cities is a world-wide phenomenon, as is their revival and… Read more
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