S1 – Ep 162–Graaff-Reinet–The Sixth Oldest Town in South Africa!

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Hi Great video , Graaf-Reinet looks like a good option to stop over between JHB and the Garden Route Can you recommend any accommodations Also, any recommendations for accommodations in Mosel Bay Thanks
Comment from : Habib & Mastura Khan

"I love you guys keep up the good work❤👍👌"
Comment from : Thandeka Jafta

Beautiful place I’m planning to visit the place in September or October Your videos are so beautiful and clear;which phone,camera or equipment are you using?
Comment from : Matlala Mpho

Whau dis n pragtige Kerk❤
Comment from : Ria Gouws

And niew Bethesda is near by … hope you can show us a video of nieu Bethesda? Thank you 🙏
Comment from : HS

It is indeed a beautiful town 👏👏👏
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

I’m in awe of the mountain backdrop……just awesomeness👌👌👌
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

Well kept grounds too for the church!
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

Omg! The church is extra lekka👌👌👌👌👌 No words to describe it!!!
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

Just the positioning of that church at the end of the road…Wow!🎉 The view as you approach it, my oh my!!!!
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

Like an aloe plantation! Beautiful orange flowers though👌
Comment from : Munesu Mangava

I was in Graaff-Reinet last week and it an amazing place Beautiful town and buildings, friendly and awesome people I will go back any time
Comment from : Sidney Angel

Another bit of history about Graaf-Reinet is Anton Rupert richest man in SA born there and his son Johan is now the richest person in SA
Comment from : justlovethisgame

I must say your wife should walk a bit gee wiz
Comment from : Arthur Goss

Favourite town in SA and much effort put into its heritage by the Rupert family Overdue for a visit!
Comment from : Alex Hill

The NG gemeente Graaff-Reinet is the 6th oldest church in SA
Comment from : Zinedine The Little Shop and Pokémon Fan

I welcome expressions such as 'wow', beautiful',' amazing' and 'great', and many others, instead of the dreadful 'cool' that seems to have replaced about 100 perfectly good descriptive words lately, thanks to our American friends, who never were very imaginative Please don't fall into that same lazy trap, in order to appear trendy!
Comment from : Breitie

Did you guys have a chance to visit Nieu-Bethesda, if not please put on your bucket listbrAlso Valley of Desolation in Graaff Reinet is a must see
Comment from : Jaco Strauss

Was nou die dag daar deur, oppad Addo, PE en deur Knysna Kaap toe, Moet tyd maak om stadiger deeu die lewe tegaan LOL
Comment from : Pieter Beukes

Die enigste kerk wat verlig en lig gee; is die een wat aan die brand slaan en in vlamme brand
Comment from : Gabriel Dal Fabbro

Queen of the karoo so many well learned people and sportsmen andwomen coming from this place including Elton
Comment from : Joshua Steenkamp

Lovely video, as always I worked there in the '80's and love the town & the surrounding area If you go there again, may I suggest a visit to the Drostdy Hotel I often stayed there back in the day and really enjoyed the hotel That Police Academy used to be the Teachers' Training College Kind regards to both of you 🌻🌺🌷
Comment from : Neil Rumsey

Next time take the dirt road via Kendrew, from Aberdeen to Graaff Reinet 🙂 Kendrew is another "forgotten" place with a very interesting history
Comment from : angie shabraka

It is the 4th oldest town not 6thyour facts not correct
Comment from : Reinette Te Water Naudé

That house has now being demolished It burnt down 8 months ago I live across the road from it Enjoy your videos Very interesting places you guys visit
Comment from : Hans Pieterse

Just 3 weeks ago I also visited this city, it's nice, I stopped to shop at the supermarket you mentioned in Sherton, good luck tourist from Israel
Comment from : עזרא ezra צרפתי sarfati

Ai, hoe verlang ek nou huistoebrNet gister julle in Klipplaat ontdek brEk is teleurgesteld met die video Graaff Reinet is nie ‘n plek waar mens in die oggend aankom en dan vanmiddag vertrek nie Daar is soveel wat ek gehoop het om te sienbrIn die laat 70’s as ‘n tiener baie Saterdae en Sondae in daardie swembad deurgebringbrDie polisie kollege was eers, tot in die 80’s, ‘n onderwys kollegebrDit is jammer julle kon nie binne die Ou Kerk film niebrOorkant die dam van Gideon Scheeper’s monument is die beeld van Andries Pretorius waar die Groot Trek begin hetbrDit sou ook vir julle kykers interesant gewees het om GRT van die vallei af te sien
Comment from : Gerrit Victor

love your videos would love to travel and explore with you guys someday as my wife and i share the same passion as you do
Comment from : SHAFIEK MOERAT

So basically the Apartheid Government built nearly all the dams in South Africa, over 500 dams, and the ANC Government's contribution was to change the names of the dams Great achievement Wow, something really to be proud of
Comment from : Moses Manaka

This is beautiful My husband was born in Graaff Reinet Grew up there
Comment from : Mercia Cloete

beautiful place So clean
Comment from : Alta Appel

A very interesting museum to see in Graaff-Reinet is the Rienet House, you'll spend several hours there The art galleries are also impressive
Comment from : Ryan DH

Sorry you guys you are wrong Graaff Reinet is the Fourth oldest town in SA
Comment from : Ettiene Burger

Good Video Thanks for sharing I worked there in the early '80s I respectfuly suggest you go aai and, if you do, see Reinet House and the Drostdy Hotel Really worth visiting The Police Academy you saw used to be The Teacher's Training College Your videos are great Thanks
Comment from : Neil Rumsey

Town pool was only covered very much later on when it became a venue for weddings etc Remember swimming there in the fifties prior to the two schools getting their own Unfortunately vandalism is rife in our country towns The house in Queenstreet was set alight by vandals earlier this year
Comment from : Rory Sullivan

I thought Graaff-Reinet was the fourth oldest town in South Africa Cape Town, Stellenbosch and Swellendam are older
Comment from : Chris Hobson

The church is truly a wow factor when driving through
Comment from : Debbie Kruger

This is really a lovely place Sad about the young man dying so young I don't even want to try to imagine the life he had
Comment from : Debbie Kruger

Love it
Comment from : Jean Pienaa

Beat
Comment from : Jean Pienaa

So busy catching up on all your vids as I have just discovered you! Having a ball! Did you visit the Owl House? Its super creepy!! Andrew Murray was a wonderful minister and dienaar van die Here Have read much of his works
Comment from : Anna Witter

Fascinating trip to Graaf Reinet - thanks for posting it The church inside is very interesting as well They have very long straight wooden pews with a bar down the middle of the church - giving stability (I presume) The congregation said( when asked) said it was to separate the sheep from the goats We went to a series of lectures there during the Pentecost festival, which gave me plenty of time to study the interior and the congregation as well My traveling companion spoke Afrikaans as her first language so she understood the talks fully, my Afrikaans skills are much more limited so I only understood 50 of the talks brThe swimming pool was very interesting as it was clearly covered - in its heyday In my experience covered pools in SA are rare ( They do exist, there used to be one in Pmb too, but they are usually open air) I wonder if there are any photos of it in its working days
Comment from : Penny Nibbs

I'm still with you two This video brought tears to my eyes My late mother was a school teacher there in the 1940's I do agree with a fellow commenter that some more effort should be put in to upkeep the historical treasures of the town Only the citizens can actually do thatbrPs Have you noticed the form of the straight clouds during your visit?
Comment from : Nic Grobler

Wow just loved those Aloes so many and so geogeous The mountains in the background wherever you went in the town were so special The dam where the three rivers is amazing, it would be great to see it full Thank you so much Thanks for the experiences you share
Comment from : Flo Dillon

How very sad that beautiful municipal swimming pool has just been neglected and left to decay, along with the monument that is illegible due to no upkeep or maintenance I really wish South Africa would look after its historical sites and monuments Loved the video though, it was amazing, wow and awesome ; ) ( sorry couldn't resist )
Comment from : 61sunset