
A break in the Berg.
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Breathtaking landscape shots, steamtrainfan 

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Thanks very much nan. I hope you enjoy our visit to this new area.nan wrote:wow a new travel and new aeria
Hi Lisbeth. We did find it a bit strange to see this purple tree in the middle of all the others.Lisbeth wrote:The jacaranda tree with the cliffs in the background is lovely
Thanks R.P.Richprins wrote:Nice shots, stf!
Lots of invader tree species there...
That is an Arachnid Spider!
Arachnid spider




It sure is Flutterby. We will for sure visit again.Flutterby wrote:The berg is lovely!
Thanks very much Pumbaa. The photos are breathtaking but seeing them is real life takes ones breath away.Pumbaa wrote:Breathtaking landscape shots, steamtrainfan
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All spiders are aracnidsRichprins wrote:That is an Arachnid Spider!

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The start of our "walk" at Monks Cowl.
In the morning we had travelled up from Durban after breakfast and arrived at Monks Cowl at 14:00. So we started our walk:
- On an empty stomach with only an apple and a small bottle of water.
- The temperature today was 35.
- I was dressed in smart casual outfit and Joan in similar. I did not want to wear shorts as I was scared of ticks and other creepy crawlies.
As time was not on our side we decided to do the shortest trail, a circular route that took one to some river pools and then the Sterkspruit water fall, of 2.5km which they said could be completed in 1 hour.

Found this fellow along the way.

We crossed over many little streams tumbling over rocks.

Joan in a field of shiny ferns with a beautiful mountain back ground.

So far the trail was like a walk in the park.
In the morning we had travelled up from Durban after breakfast and arrived at Monks Cowl at 14:00. So we started our walk:
- On an empty stomach with only an apple and a small bottle of water.
- The temperature today was 35.
- I was dressed in smart casual outfit and Joan in similar. I did not want to wear shorts as I was scared of ticks and other creepy crawlies.
As time was not on our side we decided to do the shortest trail, a circular route that took one to some river pools and then the Sterkspruit water fall, of 2.5km which they said could be completed in 1 hour.

Found this fellow along the way.

We crossed over many little streams tumbling over rocks.

Joan in a field of shiny ferns with a beautiful mountain back ground.

So far the trail was like a walk in the park.
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I agree Lisbeth but R.P. almost had be in his web.Lisbeth wrote:All spiders are aracnidsRichprins wrote:That is an Arachnid Spider!


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Beautiful scenery


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And that one is a Crab Spider!
(Put ths spider up under "insect/arachnid identification", stf....someone will check it!
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Nice scenery indeed!

(Put ths spider up under "insect/arachnid identification", stf....someone will check it!

Nice scenery indeed!

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Thank you everybody for the lovely comments.
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We continued our walk which was fairly easy it was a gentle slope down towards the pools.
Here is Joan way down there.

At last we reached the pools - absolutely beautiful.


After a brief rest we moved on to the waterfall. This walk was now sort of level with some ups and downs.
By the time we reached the waterfall I was exhausted.


To be continued.
Here is Joan way down there.

At last we reached the pools - absolutely beautiful.


After a brief rest we moved on to the waterfall. This walk was now sort of level with some ups and downs.
By the time we reached the waterfall I was exhausted.


To be continued.
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