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It’s that time of the year again on the Garden Route when the annual Knysna Oyster Festival takes place, injecting millions of rands into the local economy while creating a festive atmosphere that helps banish the winter blues.
Thrift and charity shops provide quirky options on the Garden Route
Annual celebration of wine-of-origin region that draws thousands from around the country
If you need to gauge just how fast this year is flying, then Easter is a marker on the calendar, but so too is the Simola Hillclimb, SA’s premier annual motorsport event that takes place in Knysna this time of the year.
It’s important to have things to look forward to, occasions or getaways, or, in this part of the world, festivals, that break the mundane.
I have pondered the subject of this week’s column and decided that if it saves just one person from a terrible experience, like the one I had, then it’s worth it.
Knysna folks, the water shortage in the town is critical and if we all don’t do our bit to stay within our level 4 restrictions, there is a good chance that the nightmare of empty taps will become a reality in the next week or so.
