Category: travel
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saying goodbye to the mother city: a week in cape town before our big move
The week in Cape Town served as a heartfelt farewell before a move to the UK. Highlights included family meals, wine tastings, and beach visits. Each day was filled with laughter, delicious food, and cherished moments, culminating in a memorable last meal of Gatsby sandwiches, leaving lasting memories of home and loved ones.
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restaurant review: krisp – a hidden gem in botha’s hill
KRISP, located in Botha’s Hill, is a new dining gem offering a delightful menu. We enjoyed honey-glazed pork belly and tender lamb curry, paired with impressive drinks including espresso martinis. The welcoming atmosphere and engaged owner added to the experience. Overall, KRISP is a fantastic spot with great food and hospitality.
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a week in johannesburg: museums, movies, and mini golf
My recent trip to Johannesburg was filled with unforgettable experiences, from exploring the Apartheid Museum to enjoying quiz night at Railways Café. We indulged in cinematic charm at The Bioscope, played mini golf, and faced escape room challenges. Every day brought adventure, delicious meals, and cherished memories in this vibrant city.
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🎭 don’t miss snow white incorporated at the westville theatre club! 🎭
The Westville Theatre Club presents “Snow White Incorporated,” a modern twist on the classic fairy tale, directed by Melanie Visser. The show runs from December 5th to 15th, with tickets priced at R100. Enjoy an evening of magic, laughter, and entertainment. Contact Dorothy for tickets and bring your own refreshments.
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48 hours in joburg: culture, food, and fun
During a vibrant weekend in Joburg, the journey included wine tasting at Gerakaris Wine Farm, a neon-themed night at Babylon the Joburg Bar, and hands-on distilling at Rocket Distillery. The adventure culminated with fine dining at George’s Grill and a thrilling escape room challenge, ending with board games and laughter, showcasing the city’s dynamic charm.
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step into mystery and laughter: westville theatre club presents “the game’s afoot” or “holmes for the holidays”
The Westville Theatre Club presents Ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot or Holmes for the Holidays, a murder mystery comedy set in 1936. Directed by Jill Sysum and Maya Olsen, the play features witty dialogue, plot twists, and delightful comedy. Evening and matinee performances from September to October, tickets at R120, with discounts available. Contact Dorothy…
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a night of nostalgia and rocking tributes at westville warehouse
If you enjoyed this post, please consider donating to mine and my husband’s “honeymoon”/immigration fund and help us get to the UK! Even a small amount would mean the world to us. Last night, Jeremy and I had the pleasure of attending the Tributes Fest at The Westville Warehouse, and let me tell you, it was an…
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love in the mountains: our unconventional honeymoon in underberg
If you enjoyed this post, please consider donating to mine and my husband’s “honeymoon”/immigration fund and help us get to the UK! Even a small amount would mean the world to us. 🌄 A Journey of Love in the Heart of the Drakensberg Mountains 🏞️ Hello, fellow wanderers! It’s official! Jeremy and I are married! I…
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savouring culinary delights at splat, glen ashley: a review
If you enjoyed this post, please consider donating to mine and my fiancé’s “honeymoon”/immigration fund to help us get to the UK! Even a small amount would mean the world to us. A culinary gem by the name of Splat has been making waves in Durban recently with its eclectic menu and cozy ambiance. Recently, my…
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unbridled laughter awaits! join us for “charley’s aunt” at westville theatre club
If you found this post helpful, please consider donating to mine and my fiance’s “honeymoon”/immigration fund. Even a small amount would mean the world to us. Get ready to indulge in an uproarious theatrical experience that promises laughter, charm, and hilarity! The Westville Theatre Club proudly presents “Charley’s Aunt,” a timeless comedy that will have you…
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