stranger, take pride in and care for the area where you live - and of course, if you have an opportunity to help, take it. Volunteering is a great way to improve the world around you, and there is something extraordinary about being able to give back. The work of the Val de Vie Foundation provides countless ways to make a positive impact, mainly through volunteering opportunities within our local community. Dale Carnegie’s words ring true: “(S)He who treads softly goes far.”
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Shop locally by visiting the delis on the Estate, or head to the Wellness Farm for an authentic farm-tofork experience. Here you can wander through rows of fresh green produce, fragrant herbs and citrus trees while farming helpers share their knowledge of the beautifully fresh crops you pick straight from the ground – and don’t forget to pack your reusable shopping bags. We all know that a happier world is a better world, so share your happiness with others. Engage in a random act of kindness, smile at a
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VAL DE VIE ESTATE RESIDENTS Can you imagine being able to improve your everyday happiness and well-being while taking steps to affect the world we live in positively? It sounds like a dream come true. But some of the small changes we can all make can have a significant impact too. For example, walk, run or cycle instead of driving a short distance around the Estate. You’ll not only improve your fitness but getting out into the fresh air and appreciating the natural beauty around you will also positively impact your frame of mind.
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SwimRun originated in Sweden in 2002, but came to Africa in 2017 with the first Torpedo SwimRun held in Cape Town covering 16 kilometers of the coastline, with swim sections taking place in the South Atlantic and running at the base of Table Mountain. The ethos of Torpedo SwimRun events is centred around motivation, fitness, fun and adventure so be sure to save the date, start training and look out for further information and details on how to enter within the Val de Vie Estate weekly newsletters.
Torpedo SwimRun is one of the fastest growing endurance sports in the world and on Sunday 30 October, returns to Val de Vie Estate. Residents, their family and friends (aged 14 years and over) are all invited to take part. Traverse nine kilometers of running trails across six separate ‘fun’ runs, interspersed with two wild swims in the lakes, totalling two kilometers. To help participants prepare, the team from Torpedo SwimRun will be on-hand the day before the race to answer questions, offer advice and host tours of the route.
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Explore the magnificent coastline of Namaqua National Park, the colourful valleys at Skilpad and the rugged coastline of Groenriviermond – and after your busy day, relax and unwind from the comfort of your tented camp, complete with luxurious linens, electric blankets and deliciously prepared meals. A true home away from home, under an African sky.
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Every year in the Northern Cape Mother Nature performs a miracle, when seasonal winter rains transform an semi-arid landscape into a blossoming floral kingdom.
Experience Namaqualand with Namaqua Flower Camps and explore miniature surprises, from petals as delicate as silk to robust, hardy succulents. Splashes of mauve, magenta, pink and purple, seas of gold, delicate blues and rich greens stretch as far as the eye can see.
Meet the Team Marinique Viljoen, a property consultant at Val de Vie Properties, is a friendly and approachable person who works closely with her clients to build long-lasting relationships. She firmly believes that outstanding customer service should be at the heart of every business, exemplified by her day-to-day dealings with clients and colleagues. Marinique graduated with a BA in Media Studies from the University of the Free State, and has been working with the Val de Vie brand for the last five years. She started her career within the client services industry and was quickly acknowledged as a top performer.
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An exciting new opportunity has arisen to invest in a luxurious 48m2, one-bedroom suite located within Phase 2 of the Pearl Valley Hotel by Mantis. This suite features a spacious bedroom and lounge, well-appointed kitchen, dining area, full bathroom and large balcony. It is a short stroll from the Pearl Valley Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, clubhouse, The Valley Restaurant, Back’s deli and restaurant and Camelot spa. Owner benefits include 30 room night’s a year, discounted accommodation for rooms booked over and above the 30 nights, as well as all maintenance of the suite and furnishings. There is also a 5 percent guaranteed return for 24 months from the date of transfer.
An excellent communicator, Marinique chose the Val de Vie Properties Group as a place to broaden her experience. Why not meet Marinique for a coffee and find your dream marinique.viljoen@valdevie.co.zahome?
As South Africa’s Best Real Estate Agency, with nearly half a century of experience and an exclusive international affiliation with Savills London, the Pam Golding Properties Val de Vie team have all the experience and expertise to make your next move a life-changing one. When faced with your next move, make it remarkableaContactone.our Val De Vie area specialists for your property needs. Hayley van der Merwe Emerald Circle | 082 926 hayley.vandermerwe@pamgolding.co.za8587 Ronel Pienaar Emerald Circle 082 556 ronel.pienaar@pamgolding.co.za2433 Gia Fouché GoldClub Achiever 082 784 gia.fouche@pamgolding.co.za3759 Jordan Greenhalgh Emerald Circle 2022 | 083 298 jordan.greenhalgh@pamgolding.co.za1481Agents:Registered with the PPRA - Full Status FFC. Pam Golding Properties (Pty) Ltd - Paarl Registered with the PPRA. Holder of a Business Property Practitioner FFC. Operating a Trust Account. W: +27 21 871 1480 E: paarl@pamgolding.co.za
One of the purposes of developing a garden is to eventually end up with a thriving ecosystem that is largely self-sustaining, literally a ‘field of dreams’ where the owner can spend quality time in a natural area. Most gardeners concentrate on plants, but, gardens rely on soil. Healthy soil will lead to healthy plants, so how does one improve the quality of soil? The answer is quite simple, compost. Inorganic chemical fertilisers, while they have their place, damage to the myriads of micro-organisms that are essential to plants, they are the bacteria and fungi that break down soil particles and humus (plant material) to release the elements the plant needs to grow. By adding compost, these organisms are initially brought into the ecosystem and multiply. Additional dressing not only increases the soil fertility, but balances the moisture in the soil, reducing the need and cost for irrigation. Healthy plants have built-in resistance to diseases and pests, again a reduction in cost and management. A strong ecosystem needs biodiversity. While monocultures of one species of plant are acceptable in formal situations, the management needed to keep them this way is extensive. Mixed gardens, where different plants flower or bear fruit at different times, and complement each other, calls for less intensive management. Mixing various colours in the garden pallet will increase the biodiversity. Once the animal life increases, so too will the numbers of predators, keeping the prey base number in check. Ladybirds, praying mantis, chameleons, lizards, frogs and birds all prey on insect pests, and they are an important addition to the complex food webs that develop. The fact that they prey 24 hours a day, seven days a week without pay is an added bonus, never mind the cost of expensive sprays that kill indiscriminately. Building a garden is easy, development of a sustainable field of dreams takes time, but when it is achieved, the hours spent in it pays back the time and effort a millionfold.
A New Family at The Yard Right outside the main entrance to The Yard, the potted Eugenia ‘lollipop’ trees appear structured and a tad uninteresting. But if you look closer, you will find a little secret developing in one of them. A pair of common fiscals have built a nest and laid their eggs. They possibly they chose the site as it is secure, and the foot traffic of visitors in and out of The Yard will keep birds of prey and cats away during the day. The Yard building and surrounding gardens will provide enough food for the young chicks, because of the limited competition. This goes to prove that any opportunity will be utilised by wildlife and 'if you build it, they will come!'
How picky are insects about flower colour? Flowers are a plant’s advertisement for pollinators. Because pollinators rely on different wavelengths to see, various colours attract different pollinators, as these A general rule of thumb is that –Blues/ purples attract bees
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Creating Biodiversity in Your Garden
Yellows and oranges attract butterflies Red attracts birds White reflects all wave lengths of light and attracts almost any pollinator.
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A handful of peas still warm from the sun, a salad made from fresh radicchio and sweet rocket, a carrot pulled straight from the ground – does anything taste better than seasonal fruits and Thevegetables?ValdeVie
In the coming months, you can look forward to fresh cabbages, cauliflowers, carrots, beetroots and spring onions – the perfect ingredients for homemade soup.
Teaching Children about Choosing the Right Food
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The Val de Vie Estate bees are still working hard, producing their delicious honey, also available for sale at R90 for 500g.
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The Wellness Farm is cash and card friendly and operates on a weigh-and-pay basis. Visit from Monday – Thursday | 09:00 – 15:00 and Friday | 09:00 – 14:00 (weather dependent).
Wellness Farm is the perfect place to inspire a connection with nature. Children are sensory learners from a young age, meaning they learn through touch or feeling. So being outdoors and picking food from the earth is the perfect, fun learning experience. The feel of the soil, leaves, flowers and stones, scents and smells of plants and herbs, the sounds of insects buzzing and birdsong. By engaging children in the process of picking their food, they gain an interest in eating it, too – a welcomed benefit!
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Synchronised Harmony
Horses have a natural ability to pick up on mood changes, often before we can recognise them in ourselves. As a result, regular riding can help with emotional regulation and teach people to be more in tune with their bodies and minds, a valuable skill to apply to everyday life. Horse riding requires control, sensitivity and physical communication to have two separate bodies working together. The most talented horsemen and women are the ones who make riding look effortless, and nowhere is this more apparent than in dressage, where a horse makes precision movements in response to barely perceptible signals from its rider.
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Riding horses can be exciting and exhilarating – but there’s something even more profound about the relationship between horse and rider.
People have sought horses since they first laid eyes on each other. The domestication of wild horses goes back many thousands of years, perhaps even as early as 10 200 BC, and as they were tamed and ridden, they started to remain closed out to their own free will.
Winston Churchill said, “there is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man”. When horses and humans are in each other’s presence, their nervous systems start to synchronise. It is what linguists call an ‘embodied language system’ – a way of communicating that relies on touch, physical signals and an emotional connection.
In addition, she also runs play therapy sessions for toddlers and children. Her clinical practice focuses on a holistic approach to well-being, and she strives to minimise pathology and optimise mental health, an essential area of expertise at a time when many are still struggling with the impact and ensuing economic instability caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Her work in the field of neuropsychology includes the assessment of patients following brain injuries and illnesses such as dementia that affect the brain. She can also be called upon to be an expert witness in medico-legal cases, such as curatorship applications for people who cannot handle their own financial matters.
Whether you’re grooming and tacking up, heading out on a trail ride, show jumping or playing polo – absolute harmony between horse and rider is the ultimate connection.
theUnderstandingRelationship between Brain and Behaviour Elzabè Peters, a registered clinical and neuropsychologist with over 23 years of experience, has opened a new practice located at D304 Polo Village Offices. Dr Peters is experienced in working with teenagers and adults, helping them deal with anxiety, depression, trauma and relationship difficulties.
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Patience is the Key to Successful Gardening and Investing
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If you want a garden teeming with flowers in the summer, now is the time to start planting. Start with a plan, prepare the soil, get seeds or bulbs, and kick off the process, ultimately leading to a magnificent garden! Investing is surprisingly similar. Achieving your investment goals takes patience and time. There is a saying, ‘if you want to sit in the shade in your old age, you have to plant the tree today.’ However, there are several factors to consider when devising a personal financial plan: your circumstances, risk tolerance, investment goals, and time horizon, not to mention understanding economic factors, making sense of market fluctuations, and determining which asset classes would suit you best. You can even enjoy the best of both worlds… let your capital flourish offshore, whilst you enjoy life in sunny South GardeningAfrica.
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with local and global markets experiencing massive volatility, thanks to rising inflation and interest rates across the world and the war in Eastern Europe. The uncertainty and lower portfolio values have made investors understandably nervous. However, history shows that markets always bounce back. Trying to time the market never works. Staying invested and waiting for the downturn uncertainties to pass is the best path to follow. To create a beautiful garden requires an array of decisions. With investing, decisions relate to the asset classes likely to deliver the best results for your particular goals and risk profile. Not all investors are willing to navigate the, at times, extreme fluctuations in investment values that higher-risk investments produce, and prefer to opt for investments that deliver lower, yet steady, growth with less risk. The world's most spectacular gardens are designed and tended to by landscapers. Astute investors consult experienced, qualified financial advisors who understand their client's particular needs, circumstances, and financial goals.
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In Honour of Tata Madiba To mark Mandela Day 2022, Val de Vie Estate residents and team members volunteered 67 minutes of their time to read to over 200 young children, followed by fun games, laughter and smiles at the Franschhoek Community Sports Centre.
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Small groups of children sat and listened to stories read aloud by volunteers to foster a love of reading. The idea for the initiative was inspired by the Val de Vie Foundation’s campaign to highlight the importance of reading, role model adults reading to children, and in the long run, increase reading in homes. Children benefit from hearing their caregivers read to them from a young age. They have improved language and listening skills and experience stronger emotional connections to their loved ones. Reading also helps to stimulate little imaginations and expands an understanding of the wider Atworld.the end of the morning, the volunteers commented how much they enjoyed the experience, with many pledging a commitment to do more to give back to the local community. In the words of Nelson Mandela, “education is the most powerful weapon in the world.”
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Visit the new ViLLAGE deli and shop for many of the best, locally sourced convenience and craft products South Africa has to offer, all within a relaxed and welcoming environment. Browse fresh produce direct from the Estate's Wellness Farm, premium cold cuts from Hartlief, a selection of high-quality meat from Goedehoop Slaghuis as well as cheese by Dalewood Fromage, Klein River and Black Barrel. Additional products are set to be added to the fridges and shelves in the coming weeks and include smoothies, cold pressed juices, grab and go meals and more. A full cellar selection of wines is also available to purchase in-store for delivery to your front door at no extra cost. Sit under the new covered deck area, or on the cosy lounge pockets on the lawn and enjoy a Fleet coffee, fresh juice and a freshly baked pastry. Be sure to pop in and say hi, the ViLLAGE DELI team look forward to meeting you. ––Valley call home.
DEVELOPERSALES EVENTSESTATE VAL DE VIE I OPTIONAL 5%LEVIESHOA VAL DE VIE CONTRACTEDIIR33 MILLION INVESTED OVER 7 YEARS Supporting community projects RESIDENTS’ HEARTS recognised a widespread desire from residents involved in the neighbouring communities VALCARE | IMPLEMENTATION PARTNER Valcare funds local organisations that make an impact in the Paarl-Franschhoek Valley through Valcare’s critical residentsprojectsneighbouringwork:communitiesresidentsarepassionateabouttoparticipatepersonallyresidents’goalofmakingadirectsocial impact • Safe spaces • Educational support • Food and nutrition • Healthcare • Social services • Skills development • Sports/recreation NEEDSCOMMUNITY: - Blanket Drive - Mandela Day: Hope Through Action - Christmas Boxes - Ad Hoc Fundraising spearheaded by volunteer Lorraine Hadfield advisor and Val de Vie Estate homeowner OVER 40 NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS have been directly funded by Valcare Click here for a list of the various NPO’s SOCIALMANAGERSINVESTMENTDIRECT VAL DE VIE INVESTMENTFOUNDATION GET INVOLVED If you would like to make a donation, host an event or donate your time experience or o er mentorship please contact: foundation@valdevie.co.za ENTREPRENEURS:CREATING - Franschhoek Hospitality Academy: Entrepreneurship Academy - Vision Box -inpowerfulis“Educationthemostweapontheworld.”NelsonMandela
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Name That Tune Families and friends came together for June and July's Music Trivia at L'Huguenot, hosted by musical duo Akimbo. Teams battled it out for four rounds, featuring live performances that tested their knowledge across rock, pop, heavy metal, rhythm and blues. After a final tense round and close scores, the eventual winners were rewarded with applause and bottles of fizz.
The players in their late teens comprised Zoë Coetzee on lead violin, Dané Hayes on violin, Dawid Botes on viola and Estelle Kemp on cello.
After a rousing ovation, the quartet treated the audience to an encore of the tango from the movie 'Scent of a Woman'. Thank you to the joyful Stellenbosch Quartet - and best wishes for your continued studies.
The next Music Trivia event will take place on Wednesday 24 August, at 18:00 for 18:30. R250 includes a glass of wine, dinner and an evening filled with music and laughter.
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The piece is in four movements, un poco andante, romanze, intermezzo and finale. It is a highly challenging piece of music to play, with strident rhythm and passages of soft lyricism combined with energetic crescendos. Live performances are so much more enjoyable than listening to a recording. The interplay and coordination between each instrument, the subtle changes of tempo and volume, and the players' energy and pure joy bring the event to life in an incomparable way.
The audience was treated to a masterful rendition of Edvard Grieg's String Quartet No 1, in G Minor, opus 27. Grieg composed the quartet during 1877–78 while living on a farm in Hardanger in Norway. He wrote to a friend: "I have recently finished a string quartet which I still haven't heard. It is in G Minor and is not intended to bring trivialities to market. On the contrary, it strives towards breadth, soaring flight and resonance for the instruments for which it is written."
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For the second Musical Soirée at Val de Vie Evergreen, attendees enjoyed a marvellous evening at the hands of a talented quartet of classical musicians from Stellenbosch University.
Even the best golfers in the world spend many hours perfecting their game through practice. However, what makes golf unique is that the number of hours you put in doesn’t necessarily correlate with how much improvement you make. The way you practice golf is what makes you better. It requires you to understand your weaknesses and how to improve on them—the perfect exercise in self-discipline.
The challenge Learning how to play golf takes time. A game of precision, it can be endlessly frustrating, but despite these challenges, it can also be extremely rewarding. Playing golf teaches you that you can accomplish anything, even if it’s challenging. In the words of professional golfer Stacy Lewis, “figure out your weakness and don’t make it your weakness anymore” – a great life lesson for us all.
For the month of August, the Pearl Valley Golf Shop will offer a 25% dis count on all ladies’ apparel and footwear. When making use of this offer, customers will be entered into a draw to win a complimentary fourball at the Pearl Valley Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, with carts provided.
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The demand and interest in golf are rising, and no segment has seen as much growth in the last two years as that of female golfers. According to the National Golf Foundation, the percentage of women taking on the golf course rose to 25 percent in 2021, up from 19 percent a decade ago. An even more significant increase is among junior golfers, where more than 35 percent, or 1.1 million are girls, compared to 15 percent in 2000. If you’ve ever considered taking up golf, here is some motivation from Jaco Coetzee, Golf Manager at Pearl Valley, who plays an integral role in programme development at the Pearl Valley Golf Academy, developing and nurturing future golf stars.
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