Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Campanile view - Looking west towards Central: Yesterday I posted a picture of the view looking north from the Campanile observation floor. It means I have three more directions and what's the use of showing you only one? So here is the view to the west. The Settlers Freeway is at the bottom and slightly to the left of the centre of the picture is Market Square and the historic Public Library in the city … [Read more...] about Campanile view – Looking west towards Central – Featured Blog
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Campanile view – Looking north along the Settlers Freeway – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Campanile view - Looking north along the Settlers Freeway: There are four viewing windows at the top of the Campanile. The new full-length viewing window looks out to the east over the Port Elizabeth Harbour. The view south is towards the beachfront, west across the city centre towards the Donkin Reserve and then north along the Settlers Freeway. Looking at the picture the Settlers Freeway (M4) is on the left and … [Read more...] about Campanile view – Looking north along the Settlers Freeway – Featured Blog
Madibaz looking to bounce back at cycling champs
Madibaz looking to bounce back at cycling champs: Christiaan van Aardt will lead the Bestmed NMMU-Madibaz cycling team at the University Sport South Africa championships in Port Elizabeth next month. Photo: Supplied The Bestmed NMMU-Madibaz cycling team will look to rekindle the form that took them to overall victory three seasons ago when the varsity host the annual University Sport South Africa champs next month. The former champions will compete against the North-West University, University … [Read more...] about Madibaz looking to bounce back at cycling champs
The Graaff-Reinet church – looking rather ghostly – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: The Graaff-Reinet church - looking rather ghostly: The last two months have been an absolute blur. Don't ask me where it went, I just know it's gone and I am exhausted. But things are getting back to normal and hopefully I will get my blogging mojo back as well. The pictures from our Graaff-Reinet weekend is lined up and just waiting for the words to be added. In the meantime here is one I took of the Groot Kerk at the … [Read more...] about The Graaff-Reinet church – looking rather ghostly – Featured Blog
Looking out the museum doorway – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Looking out the museum doorway: I'm finally busy going through and editing the pictures I took in Graaff-Reinet a few weekends ago and will start posting about our visit shortly. One of the photos I found was this one of Miggie standing in the door at the Reinet House museum looking up towards the Drostdy Hotel. She clearly likes being outdoors a lot more than going through museums. Source: Firefly The Travel … [Read more...] about Looking out the museum doorway – Featured Blog
Looking down on Walmer – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Looking down on Walmer: In yesterday's post I showed you a photo I took while out on a bit of a Geocaching adventure looking down at Target Kloof. Today's pic was taken from exactly the same spot but this time looking down on Walmer. The Baakens Valley leading up towards Dodd's Farm is on the left with the river visible right in the centre of the picture. Source: Port Elizabeth Daily Photo. Looking down on Target … [Read more...] about Looking down on Walmer – Featured Blog
Looking down the Baakens Valley – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Looking down the Baakens Valley: At had a meeting with Nadine of Passing the Open Window, a fellow travel blogger, yesterday and got to take this photo from their balcony looking down the Baakens Valley towards the harbour. Nice! Source: Port Elizabeth Daily Photo. Tramways Building mural: On passing through Lower Valley Road today I decided to sop and have a closer look at the new mural that has been put up at the … [Read more...] about Looking down the Baakens Valley – Featured Blog
Gouveris looking ahead after first major victory
Gouveris looking ahead after first major victory: Bradley Gouveris is planning to take his good form into 2017 after his first major victory in the Daily Dispatch Cycle Tour in East London. Photo: Supplied After soloing to his first major win at the Daily Dispatch Cycle Tour in East London earlier this month, Bradley Gouveris is looking to take his good form into the 2017 season. The matriculant from Port Elizabeth’s victory on a wet day was achieved in some style after going clear on the … [Read more...] about Gouveris looking ahead after first major victory
Looking across the Donkin – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Looking across the Donkin: The woman with the chair, Anton Momberg's Untitled art piece forming part of Route 67, looks across the Donkin Reserve towards the Donkin Lighthouse and Pyramid. Source: Port Elizabeth Daily Photo. The sad angel: This past week I posted two posts featuring the historic St Mary's Cemetery at the bottom of the Baakens Valley. There are so many interesting bits to photograph in a cemetery like this … [Read more...] about Looking across the Donkin – Featured Blog
Grahamstown in the news: Looking into Dirk Frey
Looking into Dirk Frey: He decamped from Australia but didn’t return to Zimbabwe straightaway. Instead he made a detour in South Africa, where he enrolled at Rhodes University in Grahamstown to study economics. He dropped out twice, the first time due to financial challenges ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. ‘War rooms’ to bring councillors closer to public: REACHING OUT: MEC Fikile Xasa listens to Grahamstown residents yesterday Picture: DAVID MACGREGOR Speaking to unhappy township … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: Looking into Dirk Frey
TEDxPortElizabeth: Through the looking glass
TEDxPortElizabeth: Through the looking glass: Sharing a world of dreams with the global TED (Technology, Entrainment and Design) and TEDx community, TEDxPortElizabeth will launch their first conference this year with the theme Through the Looking Glass. TEDxPortElizabeth continues on from TEDxSummerstrand (2013) and TEDxNMMU (2012), both events organized by students from NMMU who have since graduated and left Port Elizabeth. On 19 February the first event, TEDxPortElizabethLive, was hosted at … [Read more...] about TEDxPortElizabeth: Through the looking glass
Looking down the Langkloof from the Potjiesberg Pass – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Looking down the Langkloof from the Potjiesberg Pass by The Firefly Photo Files: If you drive through the Langkloof from East to West you enter the valley just past Humansdorp and pass towns like Kareedouw, Jobertina, Krakeel, Louterwater, Misgund, Haarlem and Avontuur. The valley is about 160 km long and the R62 (the road running through the Langkloof) then meets up with the N9 near the town of Uniondale. Between this … [Read more...] about Looking down the Langkloof from the Potjiesberg Pass – Featured Blog
Willo B – Looking out for me
Visit and explore Humansdorp, Eastern Cape accommodation choices. Click here to submit your favourite Eastern Cape Videos. A MyPE Humansdorp, Eastern Cape selected video for you: My artist from Humansdorp, Eastern Cape, South Africa-doing his thing...on his Hit-single Call me on +27847939066 E-mail me at angelproductions2013@gmail.com Twiiter...twitter.com/AshinellDearlin (@AshinellDearlin) facebook.com/ashinelljames.dearling (Ashinell James Dearling) Click … [Read more...] about Willo B – Looking out for me
Addo Elephant National Park looking to expand
A MyPE.co.za 'Addo Elephant Park' selected video for you: The Addo Elephant National Park is looking to get its feet again with the proposed expansion of it's marine protected area to a 120-thousand hectares. This will include an area of 85 kilometres along the coast line and extend 20 kilometres into the sea. They have been mandated by government to extend the country's protected areas. For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news Follow us on Twitter: … [Read more...] about Addo Elephant National Park looking to expand
Danger Point not looking too dangerous – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Danger Point not looking too dangerous by The Firefly Photo Files: The Danger Point and the Danger Point Lighthouse near Gansbaai in the Overberg has a descriptive name very apt to how dangerous the coast here can really be. It doesn't looks as dangerous though when you photograph it with little pink wildflowers in the foreground. Read more here: The Firefly Photo Files Click HERE to submit your blog to … [Read more...] about Danger Point not looking too dangerous – Featured Blog
