S1 – Ep 171 – Steytlerville – A Beautiful Town in the Eastern Cape!

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Waardeer 😊
Comment from : Koos Von Landsberg

Those are fosilized trees?
Comment from : Shahin Furmie

why is Sonia never on camera?
Comment from : Aaron Koch

Beautiful big church So almost all towns were founded on the basis of one church or the other!
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

Just beautiful those vertical columns 🥰
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

The sight of them hills 👌👌👌
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

Maybe there is signs of previous human life
Comment from : Pieter Swarts

Some of these places looks like it could have been on Mars
Comment from : Pieter Swarts

All my life I wondered about this Dorpie Thankyou for sharing I must agree I would live there to get away from city life and have friendly people to wave and talk too every day in this town
Comment from : Morrison Reid

These rock formations were formed by the power of the water by the flood in Noah's time
Comment from : jeremy appollis

Ek wil graag n theory in julle twee se hoek gooi:brbrDie Groot Vloed in die Bybel toe Noag die ark gebou het?brDie HELE aarde was oorstroom en TERWYL dit besig was om te gebeur, het die water (soos water maak) eerste al die crevices gevul en indien daar los klippe was sou dit saamgespoel het tot in elke "nook and cranny" wat vandag al die snaakste rotsformasies explain ook:brbrReuse bome wat ge-fossilise het wat vandag soos "koppies" en berge lyk Dan het die wind, sand gewaai wat om die stamme opgegaar het en so het hierdie bome n "koppie of berg" geword?brbrDink bietjie daaroor?br3 susters is n goeie voorbeeld
Comment from : Christa Jordaan

Read somewhere the church was the largest (think seating) in SA until the Groote Kerk in Cape town decided it was not on and added a balcony which restored there ego brInteresting it also have one of the widest main roads, because there is only one road in and out of town, and it was this wide for the ox wagons to be able to turn around to exit town brPragtige dorp! Sal graag self wil besoek eendag
Comment from : H M

Thanks
Comment from : Zhark Le Roux

You take me back 48 years I was there in the boarding school in 1974 Remember most off the buildings but not all Good young years Thanks a lot
Comment from : Aubrey Vermaak

Thanks for a informative video I am curios about how knowledgeable you are of the places and routes you visit If you don't mind me asking, do you research the places you go to and if so what sources do you use?
Comment from : Barry Lizamore

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Comment from : Mirta Wegen

You missed the motor museum brWhen we get a glimpse of lovely Sonja brLove your show its the wow, amazing, crazy, definitely show okaai 🤪
Comment from : Sharon S

Is there anything the lady does not agree with you?
Comment from : Moses Manaka

An impressive church to visit is the Llandaff Oratory situated just before Van-Reneen's pass en-route to Durban from Harrismith There's also a nice tea garden situated on the same propertybrbrSteytlerville looks like an impressive town to visit
Comment from : Ryan DH

Wow! Thank you guys for this video, 7 years ago I was in the Karro, with friends on a hunting trip, Steitlerville, Baviaans up to Oudtshoonall I could think of was 'God's grandear'
Comment from : Pandora Nazo

The first section of your journey made me so homesick for the vast, incredible, beautiful spaces of the Eastern Cape💔
Comment from : Heather Wolmarans

i love this roadwe took this route to Oudtshoorn last year December (from Klipplaat)the rocks are AWESOME
Comment from : Mrs Max

Fantastic to see this video from Kent England
Comment from : Charlie Treston

Beautiful land South Africa
Comment from : Rory Sullivan

Very nice vid Thank you
Comment from : Zukile Gonya

Great scenerya pity for the constant comments though
Comment from : Misha Guevara

Great drive, loved the Geology part too Those interested, this I saw recently that cleary explains the Cape Fold belt and the Karoo Basinbr youtube/9Xg1AhoULk8
Comment from : volksieza

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Comment from : Charles & Mari Adventures

under ground swimming pool for water by youre house nice
Comment from : Thinus Ackermann

Those rock formations were spectacularly beautiful - never mind how they were formed Thanks again for a historically amazing trip Keep safe!
Comment from : Nic Grobler

Beautiful scenery!
Comment from : LR

That was a lovely episode Those amazing mountain formations, both the vertical slices and the folded ones are part of the Cape Fold range, and this stretches from Clanwilliam to PE But you know, Sonya you have seen them before - you drove through Seweweeks poort which is also part of this range of mountains and is made of about 17 km of contorted rock sheets Sometimes we have rivers to thank for exposing the folding beauty and sometimes its the Roadmakers who do itJust imagine the force which caused so much movement and transformation of the rocks shapes! Both Pienaarspoort and Draaikraans are new to me, but I will include them in my next trip - thanks for flagging them up
Comment from : Penny Nibbs

Love the Mountain and rocks it amazing
Comment from : graeme kruger

Those rocks reminds me of the stigye in Madagascar So beautiful the KarooThanks again
Comment from : Teresa Gillmer

Well, well, well the first travellers went over but you could go through the mountains, how beautiful they are Those rock formations were amazing at Draaikrans Just loved the flag paintings at Noordpoort Lady de Waal bridge great Very nice town although I have not heard of Thank you for taking me onlong
Comment from : Flo Dillon

Those rock formations are amazing So many faces in them! Cant help seeing faces Our earth is so wonderful with all the geology and history I love the beautiful churches you take pictures of I have only once been to Steytlerville and it is the one time I saw lightening actual bolt down to the earth Aarde toe gebliksem! What an awesome sight! Unfortunately the farm stay we had booked was at the end of an absolutely impossible long road, full of sharp stones We felt to sorry for Miss Opal and her tyres, so we pushed on to Uitenhage From here, you guys could do Baviaanskloof, which is also lovely
Comment from : Anna Witter

I love that basin in the accommodation
Comment from : Barbara Sattler

Thanx for all that infoI was born in Steytlerville in 1955 move to PE in 1961 but visit very often my hometown I will love it till death I'm on my way to Steytlerville end of this monthto a church function God bless you
Comment from : Noel Booysen