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Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park Safari Guide (opens the original)
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Dear South Africa,At dawn in the Sabi Sands, a leopard is draped along the branch of a marula tree, tail hanging, eyes half-closed, completely indifferent to the Land Cruiser parked below. The tracker whispers something and points. A pair of lilac-breasted rollers flash electric blue across the clearing. The bush is alive and it is showing off.South Africa does not do nature by halves.Today’s email presented by<a class="image-link image2 is-vie
The N1 Karoo Road Trip (opens the original)
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Dear South Africa,Saturday morning at the Neighbourgoods Market in Woodstock, and the scent of freshly ground Ethiopian coffee is wrestling with the smoke from a lamb sosatie braai. A woman is selling bunches of proteas so large they need both hands to carry. A jazz trio is warming up in the corner. Children are chasing each other between the stalls, and nobody is in any rush to be anywhere else.In South Africa, markets are not just about what you buy. They are about how you feel. Today’s email
Madikwe Game Reserve Safari Guide (opens the original)
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Dear South Africa,“Ag, sit down, man. Have some rooibos. The boerewors will be ready just now.” That is how it starts — always. A braai, a plastic chair, a friend you have not seen in too long. Within twenty minutes there are more people, more chairs, someone has brought koeksisters, and the sun is doing that thing it does in South Africa where it hangs in the sky as if it, too, does not want the afternoon to end.This is the country we love.Today’s email presented by<div c
Montagu's Fireside Potjiekos (opens the original)
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Dear South Africa,Every morning in South Africa begins the same way — with the first light catching Table Mountain and the promise that today might be the day you discover something extraordinary.Shall we begin?Today’s email presented by<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://www.viator.com/searchResults/all?text=South+Africa+likely+to+sell+out&sortType=external&pid=P00051448&mcid=42383&medium=link&m
South Africa's Karoo (opens the original)
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