A break in the Berg.

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A break in the Berg.

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We were invited to my brothers 80th birthday in Durban so we decided to go but take a break of two nights on the way down and one night on the way back home. We stayed at The Sandford Lodge Country Hotel just outside Bergville. The Hotel is 150 years old and steeped in Boer War history. The folk were friendly and the food fantastic. Who needs a TV in your room when one can get views like these from your balcony.

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Front view of hotel.

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The dining room.

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Whooh! A favourite area of mine, stf...our Christmas family thing is in Bergville!

Our spot is just behind the silos there..small world! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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Looks lovely! \O


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Looks great \O The silos ruin the view a little bit O**


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Richprins wrote:Whooh! A favourite area of mine, stf...our Christmas family thing is in Bergville!

Our spot is just behind the silos there..small world! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^
Totally agree - an amazingly beautiful area.

Flutterby wrote:Looks lovely!
\O \O
Lisbeth wrote:Looks great The silos ruin the view a little bit
I agree Lisbeth but it some ways it does add to ambiance as well.


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It was so nice to wake up in the morning and hear a thunderstorm rolling in.

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A drive out in the country produced this lonely Jacaranda tree.

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An sunset shot again with the sky on fire.

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A night time visitor to our balcony - any ID please/venomous?

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wow a new travel and new aeria O/\ ^Q^
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The jacaranda tree with the cliffs in the background is lovely ^Q^ ^Q^


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Nice shots, stf!

Lots of invader tree species there... --00--

That is an Arachnid Spider! \O


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The berg is lovely! :yes:


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