Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Early morning reflections by Port Elizabeth Daily Photo: Early morning reflections on the lake at Kings Beach Park Read more here: Port Elizabeth Daily Photo Click HERE to submit your blog to be part of this daily feature. CLICK HERE to get a daily digest of PE Goodness straight into your inbox with the MyPE Monday to Friday Newsletter. … [Read more...] about Early morning reflections – Featured Blog
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Early morning robots – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Early morning robots by Port Elizabeth Daily Photo: One of the things I like most about the school holidays is the fact that there is so much less traffic on the way to work in the mornings. This morning I stopped at the Walmer Library to replace a Geocache that needed some maintenance and snapped a picture of a road with absolutely no traffic. Well, not a real road though but the one where the kiddies go and ride their … [Read more...] about Early morning robots – Featured Blog
ABYC in the News
SAP 505 World Championships - Two bullets fire Holt into early lead: The first race, held in steady, 15-knot easterly winds on a lumpy Algoa Bay, saw a four-way battle develop between some of the hot favourites. Australians Sandy Higgins/Paul Marsh and Michael Quirk/ Luke Payne were up at the front from early on, with ... Algoa Bay Yacht Club - Read more on Sail World Top 10 Eastern Cape restaurants for 2015: Eating out just gets better and better!: The restaurants that haven't made our … [Read more...] about ABYC in the News
Map of early Port Elizabeth – Editors Pic
This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Map of early Port Elizabeth Image by awstraton Some area names that have disappeared - De Duin, De Fontein, Papenbiesjes Font, Nooitgedacht, Hartebees Font, The Island, De Stadens Rivier This … [Read more...] about Map of early Port Elizabeth – Editors Pic
Cycling William John Burchell's early route exploring the Cape – PE News
Cycling William John Burchell's early route exploring the Cape: A sign told me there was a farm that offered accommodation and I pulled in. This was at Burchell's Sugar-bird Station, near the Ongeluks River and just after a well-known ..... Likewise, Bethelsdorp, now part of Port Elizabeth, itself now a part of the ... Accommodation Port Elizabeth - Read more on Mail & Guardian Online SA's R1 trillion nuclear plans clear another hurdle: With cabinet having allegedly approved the … [Read more...] about Cycling William John Burchell's early route exploring the Cape – PE News
Early Timepiece – Editors Pic
This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Early Timepiece Image by awstraton The original lighthouse and keeper's quarters adjoining the Memorial on the Donkin Reserve. From the short mast close to the tower rail the time ball was … [Read more...] about Early Timepiece – Editors Pic
PE Image – Image from page 110 of “The early annals of Kokstad and Griqualand East” (1902)
This Port Elizabeth Business image is courtesy of Flickr. Click on the Flickr account holder below the photograph to see more. Image from page 110 of "The early annals of Kokstad and Griqualand East" (1902) Image by Internet Archive Book Images Identifier: earlyannalsofkok00dowe Title: The early annals of Kokstad and Griqualand East Year: 1902 (1900s) Authors: Dower, William, 1837-1919 Subjects: Kokstad (South Africa) -- History Griqualand East (South Africa) -- History Publisher: Port … [Read more...] about PE Image – Image from page 110 of “The early annals of Kokstad and Griqualand East” (1902)
