YOUR UNIQUE
LIFESTYLE JUNE 2017
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FROM THE ESTATE MANAGER IMPORTANT CONTACTS HANNA CHARITY TO LET RECYCLING LEMON FESTIVAL WINTER WARMER PROJECT LANDSCAPING UPCOMING EVENTS
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décor & lifestyle 32 36 40
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STAY WARM THIS WINTER FATHER'S DAY COMPETITION TIME
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Dear Heritage Hill Residents,
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As James Wan once said: “It's pretty scary to know how quickly time flies”. I do however want to remind you to keep focusing on the beautiful things nature gives us every day… different color leaves of deciduous trees, dew drops on flowers, etc.
There are a few things I would like to remind and inform you about – Since 2012 Heritage Hill has started with an active community project to reach out to the less fortunate. Our annual Winter Warmer drive was once again a big success. Some residents joined for the “soup & bread” lunch. Others participated through dropping off a lot of soups and blankets, which we really appreciate. We were able to reach out to the Hanna Charity and Centurion SPCA with a trailer full of blankets. (See the photos on page 20) May I also ask all residents to kindly support the monthly initiatives too. The monthly products also go to the Hanna Charity and they reach out to communities of all cultures, but especially underprivileged children. (The monthly products list is on page 10) Contractor's access: The HOA's number one responsibility is to ensure the safety of all its residents
and for this purpose we have a number of security related rules. In order for these rules to work effectively, we do need all our residents to adhere to the security specific requirements. We have made a concession whereby residents are allowed to grant contractors access by providing them with a code to do small jobs around the house, normally not taking more than three days. Should any such projects take longer than the three days allowed, then residents are obliged to register all their contractors by completing all the supporting documents at the security office. We will be monitoring this rule more strictly and will lock out contractors working longer than three days without registration.We thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Building Activities: We would like to thank our residents
for their co-operation during the road resurfacing project. All roads are now complete. Properties under construction is five Res 1 Homes. Stand 982 is still under construction with an expected completion date of 31 May 2017 on all external building. There will still be activities to complete the interior of some of the units. According to the developer, four units have already been sold. Stand 1084 (Squirrels Leap) - all external building activities are complete and six units have been sold. Stand 1086 – Laying of the foundations for all 18 units are currently underway and building is expected to commence shortly. Parks: All our street islands were upgraded and are looking fabulous!
estate news All the parks also received attention with park 8 (corners of Wetland Crescent, Northbound Lane and Fountainview Lane) the last one still under construction. This is expected to be finished by midJune. Water Restrictions: Just a friendly reminder on the water restrictions as per the Tshwane guidelines - we often find gardeners/domestic workers or employees watering gardens and washing cars with garden hoses which has certain restrictions. No irrigation or hose watering of gardens and cars between 11h00 and 16h00. Thank you for your co-operation. Kind regards
Fred Botes
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IMPORTANT Contacts Control Room: 076 936 5249 Main Gate: 012 657 2350 (or extension 11111) Thorburn Security: Security Manager - Moses Sehoma: 071 670 1016 / msehoma@thorburn.co.za
PRETOR Group: Levy Enquiries
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Portfolio Manager - Tina van Zyl Switchboard: 012 001 9000 / tinaV@pretor.co.za
SAPS
012 654 2121/3131 011 316 3010 SAPS Flying Squad:10111 Fire Brigade, Lyttelton: 082 612 0509
MUNICIPALITY
Water & Electrical supply problems: 012 358 6690
NETWORK & DSTV SERVICE PROVIDER Smart Village 0861 845 5243 / 012 679 3400
AMBULANCE
Emer-G-Med: 0861 007 911 Netcare: 082 911/086 133 2332 ER 24: 084 124
EMERGENCY CARE
Midstream Medi Clinic: 012 652 9102 Medical Centres Midstream: 087 805 5222 NHC (Brakfontein Road): 012 762 6300 Midpharm Pharmacy – Midstream: 012 940 9000/1 NHC Pharmacy: 012 762 6333 Bees; Snakes and Pest Control: Nico: 071 640 5543 Snake Bite Assist Arno: 083 739 9303
Disclaimer: This Newsletter is produced especially for residents/owners of Heritage Hill Estate to provide updates and useful information. It is produced by K-Studio on behalf of Heritage Hill Estate HOA. Although every effort is taken to ensure accuracy of content, Heritage Hill Estate HOA and/or the Publisher, cannot be held liable for any inaccurate information, and may not agree with all opinions expressed in this publication.
HHHOA
Estate Manager - Fred Botes 012-657 2329 (or extension 2495) / 079 989 6353 / fred@heritage-hill.co.za PR & Admin - Elsa van Schalkwyk 082 877 4175 / elsavs@heritage-hill.co.za
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You dont have to be a photographer to capture a special moment, like Fred mentioned in his letter, focus on the beautiful things in life... Why not share this with the Heritage Hill Community
SNAP THAT MO MENT To all the keen photographers out there‌ why not forward your contributions for placement in the newsletter? We live in such a beautiful Estate, let’s share with one another what life offers in such abundance. We eagerly await your contributions! It would be super if you could name your contribution, who knows you might see your photo on the cover of our next issue. 9
Submit your photos to: elsavs@heritage-hill.co.za
MONTHLY DONATIONS TO HANNA CHARITY & EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION let us make a difference throughout the year by supporting this foundation! Containers are placed at the entrance and exit booms
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June: To add water only: Instant oats, soup sachets, coffee, tea July: Non-perishable canned food August: Non-perishable foods for kids’ lunch boxes – e.g. Melrose cheeses, mini cheddar
TO LET
To let - second floor western wing office space at Heritage Hill Gatehouse Total area including common area 112 s/meters. Total rental R12 320.00 per month.There will be a deposit of R24 500 payable. A normal escalation will be applicable annually as per the contract. (CPI + 2%) Contact Fred/Elsa – fred@heritage-hill.co.za / elsavs@heritage-hill.co.za
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CANS Recycling aluminium saves up to 95% of the energy needed to produce new aluminium
is recycling day
Recycling is good for the environment, in the sense, we are using old and waste products which are of no use and then converting them back to the same new products. Since we are saving resources and are sending less trash to the landfills, it helps in reducing air and water pollution.
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PLASTIC Recycling plastic bottles saves up to 70% of the energy used to produce a new plastic bottle Opensky collects recycled items on Wednesdays. A pack of 20 Clear Recycled bags @ R33.00 are available from the HOA offices. Visit www.heritagehill.co.za for the recycling items list.
Robert Alan Silverstein said - We can help educate our families and communities about the importance of recycling for our environment, and how each of us can make a difference for a better world by recycling.
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Lemon Festival 14
Our annual Lemon Festival is on Sunday 30 July (12:00 – 14:30) and promises to be yet another memorable event! Bo-dorp Residents (stand 926 to 1036) can prepare any savoury dish and Onder-dorp Residents (stand 1037 – 1151) can prepare any sweet dish, containing lemon as an ingredient. Please help yourself to the lemons from our Lemon Orchard to prepare your dish. We all gather once again to eat (and sometimes drink, e.g. homemade lemonade) each other’s dishes. Looking forward to see you in the Lemon Orchard.
Awesome Facts About Lemons You Should Know Dana Oliver | The Huffington Post
When we were kids, our introduction to lemons wasn't so friendly. But now that we're all grown up, we actually like the tangy flavor it adds to our recipes for chicken, cookies and, most importantly, cocktails. But now our relationship with lemons has moved from the kitchen to the bathroom, as we incorporate the citrus fruit into our beauty
regimen. Lemons are a great source of calcium, vitamin C, magnesium and potassium -- minerals and antioxidants that improve the appearance and condition of our hair, skin and nails. So we present nine awesome uses for lemons you should know. Tip: Keep in mind that lemon juice should not be left on the body for extended periods of time and may have severe reactions when exposed to the sun. Always consult with your doctor if you have any concerns.
estate news a pain to get rid of. Lemon juice's citric acid gradually fades spots and evens your skin tone. Be cautious of open wounds or cuts on the face, as it can sting real bad.
3. They whiten teeth. Professional teeth whitening treatments can cost a fortune. Save yourself a lot of money and time with a homemade teeth whitener using baking soda and lemon juice. Mix the two ingredients into a bubbly solution and put onto your teeth 1. They heal acne and remove blackheads. with a Q-tip. Leave on for no more than one Lemons' antibacterial and antifungal minute (the acid is strong enough to break properties make them a natural alternative down tooth enamel) and gently scrub off with to treat acne. Simply slice open a lemon and a toothbrush. rub it across your face. Or you can add a few drops of honey to a lemon half before 4. They get rid of oily skin. We've tested out applying it directly to the area where you some pretty weird ways to bring down the have blackheads. Wait five to 10 minutes shine on our faces, including laxatives. But before rinsing off with cold water. swiping a cotton swab with a little lemon juice is just as effective. Try doing this before 2. They lighten dark spots and blemishes. bed and washing your face the next morning Acne scars and marks are embarrassing and to prevent oily skin.
5. They brighten your hair color. The cheapest highlights you'll ever pay for involve making a trip to the grocery store to buy lemons. Combine lemon juice and hair conditioner, comb through strands, sit in the sun for a few hours and wash out. Repeat these steps at least once a week, and you will notice that your hair is significantly lighter.
8. They soothe chapped lips. Another overnight beauty treatment that only requires slicing open a lemon is an exfoliant for chapped lips. Rub the fruit onto your pucker, then wash off the next morning. The lemon juice 6. They strengthen nails. There are tons will remove any dead skin cells so of nail hardeners on the shelves at your that your lipstick goes on super local drugstore, but you can get the same smooth. results -- and naturally -- using olive oil and lemon juice. The solution will not 9. They cleanse the face and body. If only condition weak and brittle nails, but you're unsure about what's lurking inside it will also whiten yellowing nails. your favorite face or body wash, you can always be certain with a homemade 7. They calm dry scalp and remedy cleanser made out of lemon juice, dandruff. We're huge believers in DIY yogurt and an essential oil like lavender hair masks. Massaging a combination of or chamomile. Massage this on to remove household staples like coconut oil, olive dirt and bacteria, while moisturizing your oil and raw honey with lemon juice onto skin at the same time. your scalp is a simple solution for dry scalp and dandruff.
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looking FOR SOMETHING
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Babysitter: Pumi – 076 238 6440 (Sat, Sun & holidays) Domestic Helpers: Dorcas – 061 217 2525 (Mon, Wed & Thur) Dlulabapni – 082 513 5780 (Fri) Elizabeth – 076 094 7998 (Mon, Wed & Fri) Elizabeth – 076 9838 062 (Tue & Thu) Fiena – 082 534 3012 (Tue & Thu) Francinah – 079 973 0400 (Tue, Thu & Sat) Joyce – 060 405 8532 (Tue & Sat) Margaret – 072 273 0375 (Mon, Thur & Fri) Masopoga – 078 437 7866 (Tue, Wed, Fri & Sat) Mesiah – 076 454 2886 (Mon, Wed & Fri) Mpokiseng – 076 086 8352 (Mon to Thu & Sat) Noma – 074 855 9478 (Tue, Wed & Thu) Nthabiseng – 078 062 4241 (Tue & Wed) Patience – 079 787 1784 (Tue & Thu) Rebecca – 078 4377 866 (Tue, Wed, Fri & Sat) Sarah – 079 440 4541 (Tue & Wed) Serah – 079 211 9400 (Tue & Fri) Simangani Ndlovu – 078 815 3023 (Mon, Wed to Sat)
Mavis – 071 736 1458 (Mon, Wed & Thu) Queenie – 071 495 7716 (Tue)
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Gardener: Daniel – 076 1744 432 (Mon) Mark – 082 935 5063 (Mon, Tue & Fri) Selling: Fresh from the farm Eggs delivered to your door – 2½ dozen @ R40.00 Please What’sApp/Sms to Leonore – 084 665 4158 Variety of homemade rusks – contact Linzi 082 501 2458 Do you want Tupperware? Please contact Desiré for any Tupperware orders or enquiries 071 269 7875 Would you like to know if you may add your product to this list? Contact tobia@k-studio.co.za *terms and conditions apply
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Sunday 7 May 2017 Winter Warmer Community Project How can the Heritage Hill community respond to the challenges and opportunities of feeding and keeping the less fortunate warm during winter? Well, we did it and a very warm thank you to everyone who participated and helped us to make a difference in our community! Lennie van der Westhuizen from Pioneer Foods, arranged 50 fresh loaves of bread for our 6th Winter Warmer Drive. The beautiful decorated tables were done by Lomien from Purple Bell and once again our expectations were exceeded. It made it extra special for our “soup & bread� lunch. On the Monday we were able to reach out to the Hanna Charity with buckets of soup, loaves of bread and Centurion SPCA with a trailer full of blankets. Both institutions were overwhelmed with joy in receiving the donations.
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fallen leaves summer's wave goodbye Put autumn leaves to work in your garden -
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Why are leaves valuable to a gardener? They are free: require no effort on your part to get them working for you. So instead of sweeping them up into black plastic bags, incorporate them into your compost heaps and pile dried leaves into your vegetable beds - they will mostly decompose over the winter. When spring arrives you simply mix in whatever is left.
estate news Make leaf mould. Leaf mould is simply wet leaves that have decomposed into a rich, black oil-like substance that make perfect mulch for plants. Pile the leaves in a spot where they're out of the way and won't blow away. Or make a large circle of chicken wire, 1.5 metres high and pile the leaves in them. Wet the leaves so that they will rot. Turning the pile a few times during the winter will accelerate the process. More valuable facts on adding leaves to your garden this autumn and winter: •Will add nutrients, including phosphorous and potassium •Increase the soils microbial life •Boost its water-holding capacity •Improve its structure, known as tilth (“texture”) Source: www.gardenshop.co.za
Caring for your trees
Trees are the backbone of any garden and should be cared for on a regular
basis. We tend to overlook them as they look so big and permanent but they also need love and attention. Regular pruning is important to keep the trees looking good although we should not give in to our love of pruning so much as to take off all the dead wood. Dead wood is so essential for nesting sites for birds and breeding sites for other creatures. Before you start pruning make sure your tools are sharp and clean. Dirty tools will spread disease and fungus in your tree. If your secateurs and saw are blunt they can damage the bark and this could also spread disease, as the bark protects the tree. When pruning and shaping your trees it is important to keep in mind what the natural shape of the tree is and to keep the shape as near as possible. You cannot drastically change the natural growth form of a tree, for example you cannot take one that has a natural umbrella shape and force it to keep a narrow form. Source: Random Harvest – Indigenous Nursery
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Saturday 3 June Winter Fun Walk 08:00 Rose Garden
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Events
3 July 30 July 28 August 1 September 22 September 14 October 23 October 27 October 1 December 2 December 18 December
Blood Drive in the Rose Garden Lemon Festival in the Lemon Orchard Blood Drive in the Rose Garden Spring Market in the Village @ Trinityhouse Heritage Hill Evening Run in the Village Heritage Hill Sports Day Blood Drive in the Rose Garden Family Movie in the Park Kids Market in the Rose Garden Christmas Singing Parade through the streets of our Village Blood Drive in the Rose Garden
Congratulations
TO OUR COMPETITION
Winner Zanda-Louise Norval
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health & wellness
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BEETit Wilma van der Westhuizen
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Whether you cook it, fry it or juice it – do whatever you can to add beetroot to your diet this winter. Not only is this humble vegetable full of anti-oxidants to keep you healthy, but they also assist in reducing chronic inflammation and lowering blood pressure. Beetroot are very adaptable and can be sowed throughout the year. Make sure your soil is rich and loose, and add bone meal or aged compost to the soil before sowing. It requires full sun to partial shade and harvesting should happen eight to 10 weeks after sowing. Once you have harvested your beetroot, the options of what to do with them are endless.
Here are some ideas to add a bit of colour to your recipes during the cold months: Juice Make your own beetroot juice by running one large beet through a juicer followed by two apples and one one-inch piece of ginger. You can add two ice blocks to the juice if you want to. It’s a refreshing and tasty way to add vegetables to your daily food intake. This juice can be enjoyed at any time of the day – but is ideal as a midmorning snack. (Source: www.healthambition.com) Salad A salad in winter? Oh, yes! Shake things up a bit and add beetroot to your winter salad. Just because the weather is cold doesn’t mean you have to stop enjoying healthy salads. Try the delicious Roasted Butternut, Beetroot and Avocado Salad recipe from
www.food24.com with your dinner tonight. The salad is full of goodness and the perfect blend of coriander, chilli sauce and mint will heat you up from the inside. It will definitely add some colour to your plate and quickly become one of your favourite recipes. Soup If you’re looking for a gorgeous, healthy and very tasty beetroot soup… you’ve found it. This Fresh Beetroot Soup recipe makes use of only seven ingredients and you can choose to make it healthier by omitting the cream or adding it to get the complete comfort out of a hot soup on a cold night. By making use of a food processor right at the end, you can choose how chunky you want your soup to be. Head on over to www.allrecipes.co.uk and spoil the family tonight.
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health & wellness Sandwich If you’re all warm and cosy under a blanket and the idea of having to get up to cook a nutritious meal for your family doesn’t sound very alluring, then this Beets, Spinach and Goat Cheese Sandwich is the answer. Not only is it colourful and looks appetising, but it also contains two healthy vegetables: beetroot and spinach. The olive oil, goat cheese and raisins are the perfect add-ons to this sandwich. Serve it on a whole-wheat roll, sit back and watch as your family tucks in. Get this easy, laid back recipe on www. realsimple.com.
TIP: Fresh beetroot with the leaves still attached can be stored in a fridge for up to four days, while beetroot with the leaves removed can be stored in a fridge for up to four weeks. 28
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serves 6 Ingredients
500g mutton (bite size pieces) 100ml oil 1 bay leaf 3 small cinnamon sticks 1tsp fennel seeds 1 large onion chopped 1 sprig curry leave 2 tsp ginger & garlic paste 2tsp salt Âź tsp turmeric 4 tbl masala 6 even sized potatoes 3 sprig fresh coriander 1 medium tomato Use water if desired
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Method
Heat oil and then add onion, turmeric and spices to fry for a few seconds (allow onion to soften). Add masala, ginger & garlic allow to cook for a few seconds (do not burn masala). Add tomato (when almost cooked stir in meat and allow to sautĂŠ). Turn down heat and cover saucepan. Cook until meat begins to fry up. Add the curry leaves and salt. Add the water (if necessary) and potatoes. Bring to a boil, then turn down to moderate heat. Cook until meat is tender and potatoes are soft. Simmer until ready to serve
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How to stay warm this winter – the eco-friendly way Wilma van der Westhuizen
During the winter months, staying warm is not only comfortable and cosy, but also necessary. Items like electric blankets and oil heaters have the ability to heat up a room, but it also has the same effect on your electricity bill.
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So how do you keep warm during the cold weather without breaking the bank? Here are some tips on how to ensure you stay warm and cosy, while being kind to Mother Nature and your electricity bill:
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MOVE IT We all now it’s much easier to get up early during the summer when the sun is out and the birds are chirping, but exercising during the winter is a great way to get your body warmed up. Whether you exercise indoors or outdoors, make sure you’re dressed appropriately and don’t forget to warm up so that you don’t hurt yourself. Not only is exercising a great way to get warm, but just think how grateful you’ll be when the summer is here and you’re in great shape.
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BOTTLE IT UP Making use of a hot water bottle is a great way to stay warm because the water tends to stay warm for a long time. You can even reheat the same water over and over again when it gets too cold. Hot water bottles have become fashionable again so make the best of staying warm during the cold months and add a bit of style to your winter.
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COVER UP Covering up in winter can mean a range of things – layers of clothing, hats, socks, scarves, blankets, and even rugs. By covering a bare floor with a rug will not only prevent heat from escaping through the floor, but will also give you that cosy feeling.
5 4 EAT IT Delicious stews, soups and casseroles are all great ways to heat yourself up from the inside. Try out new recipes or give your old family secret recipes a go again. If you keep it healthy and add a lot of fresh vegetables to your meals, you will also help to fight off those nasty winter bugs. Don’t forget to add herbs and spices like chilli, cinnamon, ginger and black pepper to your dishes for that added, natural bit of warmth.
WRAP IT While it might be a strange concept, get a blanket for your geyser and wrap it up during the winter months. A geyser blanket is very affordable and a great way to keep the water warmer for longer without having to turn the thermostat up.
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CLOSE IT If there’s a room or area in your house that isn’t being used that often, close the door to that room. The bigger the space, the bigger the chances of it losing its heat. Make sure all the windows are closed so that the heat won’t be able to escape and to avoid cold air coming through.
There are many ways to keep warm while being kind to the environment and your pocket. Try some of these tips and see for yourself.
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DON’T HIDE YOUR WINE COLLECTION Display Wine offers a selection of designer wine racks and decorative presentation options for you to store, and even boast alongside, your renowned wine collection. Some of the wine storage solutions are designed around maximising space potential, while others are focused on the display features of the bottles. Whatever your preference, Display Wine has a decorative wine storage solution.
preferred wine with ease, make a display feature out of your wine collection, as well as store your wine in a space-conscious manner against the wall. This design is all about the wine on display, rather than the storage thereof.
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The Wine Ladder is a wine storage solution that not only looks great, but also stores your wine in an intelligent way. It saves space and creates a distinctive wine wall display. The intriguing display system allows for easy wine selection. Display Wine was started so you can create an optimal presentation for your wine collection. They have developed a range of attractive, modern, and solid wine display options to suit many different environments, and, more importantly, with a desire to keep the hobby of collecting wine alive and well.
The Vinowall can be described as ornamental wall art for wine. Consisting of a modular, wall-mounted wine rack made up of individual panels, each holding 12 wine bottles, Vinowall is designed to display your wine collection – big or small – in a modern, yet functional way. The Wine Cradle has been designed to display your favourite wines with the label facing outwards. This design allows you to choose your
for more information, please visit www.displaywine.co.za or email chris@displaywine.co.za
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HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL OUR
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Anybody can be a father but it takes a special person to be a dad, the person who teaches you to ride a bicyle, your first love, behind every great memory and smile, there is a superhero without a cape - a truly amazing father. Celebrate the hero in your life by using one of the following ideas! SKYDIVING Skydive Parys, South Africa's premier skydiving center! They provide world-class sport and tandem skydiving in the heart of South Africa's adventure capital, Parys. Their skydiving center is conveniently located just one hour from Johannesburg in the stunning Vredefort Dome
World heritage site. With their highly experienced instructors, superb safety record and breathtaking views over the Vaal River, there is no better place to experience the thrill of skydiving over Johannesburg! BMW DRIVING EXPERIENCE BMW Driving Experience is the only driving programme which offers you the opportunity to expand your driving knowledge and learn to keep your vehicle superbly under control in a variety of situations, using an exclusive BMW vehicle. All BMW Driving Experience courses are held at the Zwartkops Raceway circuit. SHOOTING RANGE Skietbaan in Pretoria East would love to help you enjoy shooting, whether you are an experienced shooter or someone who is simply curious, visit them and introduce yourself. They offer an amazing aray of guns for extremely low prices.
Bullets are charged on a usage basis, meaning you pay for what you shoot. WILD ABOUT WHISKY Wild About Whisky, the home of all things whisky situated in Dullstroom. They've opened their doors in 2006 and since then hosted tutored tastings with over 15000 customers. They now have the largest whisky menu in the southern hemisphere, featuring around 30 set tastings, and including a gin tasting. They also serve other spirits, wines, craft beers and freshly ground coffee. MAKE HIM SOMETHING Everyone has a talent. Maybe you are great with crafts, words, art or music. Whatever your talent set aside some time over the coming days to create your hero something from the heart.
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Diary
JUNE & JULY 3 Jun
Hula Hooping & Yoga Workshop Waterkloof Ridge Dog Park info@enchantedbychrista.co.za
10 Jun
Rum Overture Festival Kleinkaap Boutique Hotel R 150.00 p.p. Rum stalls, food stalls, free glass and live entertainment.
10 Jun
Capital Craft Beer Festival The 5th annual Capital Craft Beer Festival. Botanical Gardens tickets@plankton.mobi
10 Jun
Airlink Adrenaline Show Wonderboom Airport
10 Jun
Parklife Festival Jo'burg Marks Park, Orange Road, Emmarentia
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13 Jun
Steve Hofmeyer does Neil Diamond Atterbury Theatre Lynnwood
This is an event not to be missed so get your tickets online at www.itickets.co.za.
30 Jun
Flair Baby & Toddler Market Southdowns College Tickets sold at entrance
16 Jun
Bier Biltong & Boerewors Fees Pretoria National Botanical Gardens
16 Jun
Rooi Fijnwyn Food & Wine Festival will be held on the 16th & 17th of June 2017. You will be able to taste some red wines and ports from some of the top South African estates. An ideal setting for families to enjoy a day where they can feast their senses on wine, food, music and the beautiful setting of Shokran. Food stalls will range from pulled pork, bunny chows, mexican, cheeses, olives and even some red wine chocolate cake, gourmet pancakes and ice cream
30 Jun
GearKamp - Gretha Wiid www.itickets.co.za
1 Jul
Kroondaler Basaar Deutsche Schule Kroondal
2 Jul
Jolly July Trail Run 2017 Casa-Lee Country Lodge, Pretoria East www.casa-lee.co.za
15 Jul
Gajiga Run #11 - Big Red Barn Big Red Barn
Wine & Food Festival in Pretoria East SHOKRAN EVENTS VENUE WINE TASTING - DELI FOOD STALLS - LIVE MUSIC KIDS ENTERTAINMENT - SECURE PARKING Buy your tickets online at www.itickets.co.za Prebooking essential. Only limited tickets at the gates
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STAND A CHANCE TO WIN SEND US AN EMAIL tobia@k-studio.co.za
1. Email subject to be Heritage Hill Father's Day 2. Your Name Your Number Your Address 3. Tell us why he is your Superhero
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Would you like to give your superhero some time off? Then this competition is just for you! We are giving away 4 tickets to the Gin & kie Festival, 9 August 2017 where you can spoil your hero with Craft liquor, live music, food & kids entertainment. This is a festival where you can spend the whole day with family and friends
Ts & Cs apply | Competition ends 30 June 2017