We left this morning- some more pics of rolling hills
Showing posts with label Dullstroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dullstroom. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Dullstroom day3
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Dullstroom day 2
We had a leisurely breakfast and while our friends went horseriding we ambled our way to town.
We all met up for lunch at the Owl and Oak Trading Post. It's a very well thought out activity centre with things for the kids to do,horseriding,mini zoo and a nice restaurant.
The kids play place has a HUGE slide wich has an alarming drop down.
Our friends went to go play tennis after lunch- yes they are a busy bunch- lol
We spent the time chasing the kids under Oak trees ,kicking up leaves.
It was great fun!
Pics of the rolling hills of Dullstroom,theBIG slide,and kids kicking up leaves
We all met up for lunch at the Owl and Oak Trading Post. It's a very well thought out activity centre with things for the kids to do,horseriding,mini zoo and a nice restaurant.
The kids play place has a HUGE slide wich has an alarming drop down.
Our friends went to go play tennis after lunch- yes they are a busy bunch- lol
We spent the time chasing the kids under Oak trees ,kicking up leaves.
It was great fun!
Pics of the rolling hills of Dullstroom,theBIG slide,and kids kicking up leaves
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Dullstroom
We went with friends to Dullstroom for the long weekend. Dullstroom is situated at 2000 meters above sealevel- higher than Jo'burg- can you believe it. It is beautifull with the landcsape consisting of rolling hills and pine forests. We stayed at Greystone Lodge and was pleasently surprised by the quality and standard of the chalets. The last time we went to Dullies was when I was expecting Andrew- in fact it was a month before he was born.
The view from our chalet was of a pond that was as smooth as a mirror in the early morning.
The dam is well stocked with trout and the owner was telling us they stock it from Machadadorp. Trout need running water to breed
The pics are of the view from our chalet and of course the traditional braai.
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