Pointing Skywards
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27/12/2009
Colourful historic houses
A couple of restored settler houses in Central. I love the bright colours that was used when they got painted. The church in the background is The Hill Presbyterian Church next to the Donkin Reserve.
26/12/2009
Boardwalk Lights
The lights of the Boardwalk Casino and Entertainment Complex reflecting on the Boardwalk lake. The Boardwalk is very much in the centre of most of Port Elizabeth's summer entertainment with lots of activities going on inside the complex as well as at Hobie Beach across the road.
24/12/2009
The Fort and a museum
I have posted various view from the top of the Donkin Lighthouse before, but here is one I haven't. Looking south, you can see Fort Frederick in the background between the apartment buildings while the light green building in the foreground is the Prince Alfred Guard Museum.
23/12/2009
Bikini bottoms
The Red Hartebeest is usually found in grasslands and savanna in the drier central parts of South Africa. They are grazers which means that you would find them in the open grazing on grass, although they are known to browse as well when grass is in short supply. The Red Hartebeest is said to be the second fastest antelope in Africa after the Tsessebe. The name Red Hartebeest comes from the fact the Red: They are reddish in colour;Harte: When…
22/12/2009
Sundays River sand dune
One of the giant sand dunes at the mouth of the Sundays River
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21/12/2009
Aloe at Van Der Kemp’s Kloof
An Aloe Ferox in full bloom in Van Der Kemp's Kloof in Bethelsdorp
21/12/2009
Pole
I know this isn't the most imaginative photo I've taken, but it has something to it that I like
20/12/2009
Anglo Boer War memorial
The Anglo Boer War Memorial in Uitenhage can be found in front of the Town Hall and was unveiled in 1904. The names of Uitenhage citizens who died in the Anglo-Boer War fought between 1899 and 1902 are inscribed on the base of the monument. It is said that the features of the life-size soldier that makes up the memorial was that of an actual soldier in King William’s Town.
19/12/2009
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