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Disclaimer: Advocate Julie Seton and Esme Jefferys launched an urgent application against me, challenging the veracity of my allegations against them. I am opposing. Cape Town Case 21828/2014 and Thembalethu Case 1091/2021 will be heard together in the George Circuit of the Western Cape High Court.29th Apr 2021
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Tag Archives: cave

Nature’s Incredible Beauty in Knysna

Mike Hampton Posted on 7th Apr 2018 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020
My favourite photo - low tide stranded boat Read the full article...
The truth may be bitter but sharing it is sweet!
Posted in Sweets & Scissors | Tagged Knysna, nature, cave, jellyfish, dog, flowers

People of Nature

Mike Hampton Posted on 6th Apr 2018 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020
Sunbathing Read the full article...
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Posted in Sweets & Scissors | Tagged nature, hiker, sunbather, cave, people

The Magical History & Geography of Knysna

Mike Hampton Posted on 4th Aug 2017 by mikehampton4th Aug 2017

This is the view of the East Head of Knysna, as shot from the West Head, over the watery passage between the estuary and the sea. A reminder of magic history and ever present, wondrous geography. Far below the photographer is a cave where Stone Age people lived 120,000 years ago, occupied by San people 3000 years ago. Beneath the water, lies the 1904 wreck of a German ship called the Paquita. But don’t try swim to it from this side cause when the tide changes, 19-million cubic metres of … Read the full article…

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Posted in Love Knysna | Tagged Knysna, geography, cave, West Head, shipwreck, history, East Head, Coney Glen, Paquita, rocks, San, Stone Age

The Cave at Coney Glen, Knysna

Mike Hampton Posted on 16th Apr 2014 by mikehampton16th Apr 2014

The pathway to the cave up the cliff at Coney Glen in Knysna is mostly washed away – no handholds so have to keep body low and dig hands into sand whilst the cliff drops sharply away from you. Because of that danger, i cannot recommend that any casual tourist or local climb up there but i can at least share a photo of the view. As i’m scared of heights, being up there made the reward greater. Would love to have stayed overnight but without a blanket and a … Read the full article…

The truth may be bitter but sharing it is sweet!
Posted in Love Knysna | Tagged cave, Coney Glen, hiking Knysna

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