Luckily it's Friday

Luckily It's   Friday because honestly

I'm finished

It does'nt matter...

SA World Cup Doesnt Matter We didnt Qual

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Art by Toy

Ek wonder wat van Toy geword het wat die sketse vir my gedoen meer as 40 jaar gelede in Bethlehem?

SA Blogs

http://deathofjohannesburg.blogspot.com/
http://www.webaddict.co.za/2009/03/18/south-african-blogs-where-to-find-them/

Create Silhouettes

create slihouettes

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What's Up?

Clarens Freestate

Clarens is a small town situated in the foothills of the Maluti Mountains in the Free State province of South Africa and nicknamed the "Jewel of the Eastern Free State". It was established in 1912 and named after the town of Clarens in Switzerland where exiled Paul Kruger spent his last days.

Clarens is an artists' haven with many well-known artists either living in or frequenting the village, with many art galleries scattered around the village square and the town. The tranquil village ambience combined with scenic views and a mild climate makes has made Clarens a popular getaway for city dwellers from Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Durban, among other places. Clarens is known for its spectacular sandstone mountains and wonderful climate; it is one of the most picturesque spots in South Africa and has recently been acclaimed as the best Trout Fishing waters in South Africa.

The Golden Gate Highlands National Park with its sandstone formations and cliffs is nearby
www.goclarens.co.za  
www.infoclarens.com/ 
www.clarenstourism.co.za/ 

Keep Flying

http://www.keepflying.co.za/
download mp3 here

http://www.keepflying.co.za/download/Keep%20flying%20booklet%20and%20song/Keep%20Flying%20Track.mp3

Kokstad East Griqualand

The little town of Kokstad sits on the boundary between KwaZulu Natal and the Eastern Cape, nestled in the heart of East Griqualand. Kokstad lies in the shadow of Mount Currie on the outer slopes of the Drakensberg and was, until recently, best known for its cheese. Kokstad lies surrounded by mountains in a predominantly stock farming area. This wild and beautiful part of the country was settled by the Griqua - a hardy group of frontiersmen who, after clashing with Boers and the British in the interior, turned east and settled in what was known as ‘No Mans Land’ - in the 1860s.
Their leader, Adam Kok, was responsible for establishing Kokstad. Today it’s a bustling little town, its history encased in its Museum, a national monument on Main Street, which focuses on the Griqua people.
The area is popular for its many rivers and dams that provide ample opportunity for trout fishing, and there are no fewer than three reserves, Mount Currie, Wilfred Bauer, with lovely picnic spots, and the Mountain Lake Nature Reserve, a small reserve peppered with cattle tracks and little paths that provide wonderful walks, as well as over 220 species of bird for bird lovers.
Crystal Dam provides boating and angling opportunities.

Waka Waka Kid

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1526323957349

Is die sokker nou klaar?

The 2010 Soccer World Cup Final is here

South African Flag Festival

Zorbing hit South Africa

http://www.zorbingsa.com/

Vuvuzela Button

Vuvuzela Button

Expats Communities in South Africa

Popular expat communities

French in South Africa (154)
British in South Africa (69)
American in South Africa (61)
Spanish in South Africa (24)
Congolese in South Africa (22)
Indian in South Africa (20)
Belgian in South Africa (15)
Zimbabwean in South Africa (14)
Cameronian in South Africa (13)
Nigerian in South Africa (12)

Official Soccer World Cup Anthem

R. Kelly's spiritually inspired World Cup anthem goes down smoothly with a little help from the Soweto Gospel Choir. "I can feel the spirit of the nation/ and I can feel my wings riding the wind…that's the sign of a victory," he sings. Kelly and the choir will perform "Sign of Victory" at the June 11 opening ceremony.
http://www.billboard.com/features/top-10-worthy-world-cup-songs-from-waka-1004097147.story?utm_campaign=ongoing&utm_medium=thirdparty&utm_source=outbrain#/features/top-10-worthy-world-cup-songs-from-waka-1004097147.story?utm_campaign=ongoing&utm_medium=thirdparty&utm_source=outbrain

Go Bafana

2010 Soccer World Cup Fan Guide

2010 Fifa World Cup Organising Committee has released a comprehensive, easy-to-read and colourful 92-page guide to the tournament, packed with practical information on stadiums, host cities, fan parks and much more.

There's useful information on everyday matters such as banking and food, as well as tips on safety and staying healthy. The guide also provides has advice on transport – road, rail and air – as well as accommodation and communication.

The section on stadiums is particularly useful, with maps showing how to get to each stadium, where to buy tickets, the nearest airport and transport nodes, as well as detailed layout plans of all of the stadiums indicating gates and seating. Also provided are rules on stadium conduct and items prohibited in the stadiums.

The handbook also explains the history of South Africa, and has a nifty guide to South African slang.

Download the 2010 Fan guide pdf here