Showing posts with label #molandy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #molandy. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 June 2014

B'sorah Luxury Tented Camp

Hello Journeyers,
Tomorrow I'm bidding my company farewell and going on a well deserved holiday break and will be back to blogging first week in July. I was not looking forward to Fathers Day in the city so decided to book a nice weekend away for us and came across B'sorah Luxury Tented Camp somewhere on the internet. Luckily for us it was also a long weekend.


They are situated in Broederstroom, between Hartbeespoort and Krugersdorp on a 1600 hectare farm. With 4 Luxury Tents and one Honeymoon Tent you can feel right at home and in the bush or if you are up for roughing it a bit they also have a 4x4 campsite with no water and electricity.



I was very excited for the weekend away, then again when am I not. Upon arrival we came across a obstacle that's been a issue for us with most things lately - Mo-Landy, as we were following the owners to our tent we managed to make it to the first tent. Why you may ask? Well there was a big branch growing across the road and Mo-Landy is too high. We were stuck on the one side of the branch and the owners on the other. I thought it was very funny, so Natalie just moved us to the first tent.




The tents are beautifully situated next to a stream with a terrace where you can sit and enjoy your coffee while looking over the water and listening to the call of the Fish Eagle. We even had some fresh picked flowers waiting in our tent for us. I love the small touches, it makes one feel special.






The owners, Natalie and Nicholas are extremely warm and welcoming and made us feel at home instantly. We spent our days relaxing next to the fire (yes we started our fires early as it was freezing) and next to the stream and even drove through to my aunt the Saturday for a nice visit. There are nice walking / bike trials on the farm and you can find some warthogs, horses, cows, nyala and even waterbuck wandering on the farm.



This place is perfect for Joburgers who need a weekend away but who are not a fan of long distance driving. Being only an hour away it will feel like you escaped the city instantly but also still close enough to escape and go have a nice lunch somewhere in Harties.



I really enjoyed staying here and would go back for a weekend in a heartbeat. I can only imagine how beautiful it will be in summer when everything is green.

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What did you do the long weekend (South Africans) or this weekend (rest of the world)?
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Disclaimer: All expenses were paid for by us for our trip to B'sorah Luxury Tented Camp. As always all comments and opinions are my own. All of the content and images posted are my own unless otherwise specified / linked to the original source. Please feel free to share photographs and material from this site but please link back to the original image or post. 

Wednesday, 11 June 2014

Picnic in Pilanesberg

Hello Journeyers,
You read about our mini weekend break in Pilanesberg HERE, and as all of you know, Pilanesberg Game Reserve is open to the public. Seeing as check in was only at 2pm we decided to hit the road early and stop in PGR for a nice picnic.

We were through the gates at about 11:30 and found our target picnic spot on the map. We arrived at our spot around 12:30.

We had our picnic at Mankwe Dam 
We went to Fish Eagle Picnic spot, which was extremely busy (joys of a public park) BUT luck was on our side and we found a nice little private spot. We unpacked our lunch and just soaked in the sun, view and sounds of the bush.




This is a very easy and affordable day outing if you want to experience nature and get a chance to see some of the Big 5.




Pilanesberg is only about 2 hours drive from Johannesburg so easy and close enough to do as a day trip and it is the fourth largest park in South Africa.




"Pilanesberg is a melting pot of topographies--which include syenite koppies, forested ravines, bush veld and rolling grasslands and lightly wooded areas--all contained in the crater of an extinct volcano that covers 55,000 hectares."

You can find them HERE:

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Have you ever been to Pilanesberg Game Reserve? What game did you see?

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Disclaimer: All expenses were paid for by us for our trip to Pilanesberg National Park. As always all comments and opinions are my own. All of the content and images posted are my own unless otherwise specified / linked to the original source. Please feel free to share photographs and material from this site but please link back to the original image or post. 

Thursday, 29 May 2014

Insta-Monthly

Hello Journeyers!
The weekend is upon is and I am very excited! I have been slacking this week with my Pilates. And I miss it already! I see I haven't done a Insta-Monthly Post since Feb! *gasp* So this will be a biggy. I will catch you up with a few things that's been happening since then!






Cedric and I went to review The Marion on Nicol Boutique Hotel - we were treated like Kings
My father left us with beautiful weather in Mossel Bay
The saddest and most beautiful funeral service 
Family is all you need sometimes to get you through something rough
My dads watch that I took and I wear it every day






After all the madness and sadness we escaped to the bush for a little camping
Flowers to brighten up the day
This man has been my rock through everything
We had a nice dinner at home with friends
Lunch with friends at Gilroy's






Easter egg hunting with this little man
Dinner with (blogger) friends
New sneakers to get me fit and happy (not there yet)
Ahhh family time 
Cheers to you daddy






Chick Flick night with these ladies - FUN
I love my phone cover from Printstagram
Dinner with this gorgeous lady
Autumn colours
Lunch with blogger friends






I did my deed and voted
After standing in the cold for a while I took Cedric for a yummy breakfast
This must be why I love Pilates
I spend mothers day with my "other" mother
It was so good the first time I had to take Cedric back and share the goodness of La Vie en Rose






Cedric owns a Country Road jacket now - I don't even have anything Country Road
If this is how we are spending winter then bring it on
After an intense Pilates workshop I stopped for some lunch
We fueled up before going on a house hunting spree
This is how I spoil the office

And that sums up what's been going on in my life! Tonight Cedric's parents are arriving in SA and we will be meeting them for dinner. I cannot wait to see them! Stay tuned for tomorrows Guest Travel Blogger Post!

Stay safe and.....