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My uncle used to own and operate the little farm shop. Red-roofed building at bottom right of the picture. This was back in the 1970's. His dead now and the shop is closed.
I am so pleased you were interested in the post card. It was from my granfathers collection. He was a musician and played the viola or fiddle onboard liners. I'm afraid I was the culprit who tore off the corner for the stamp!
The Apple Express runs from PE's Humewood Station Museum to Avontuur on special occasions, stopping in Joubertina on the way. These steam engines hauled tons of apples from this fruit producing valley to the harbour 180km away, hence the name.
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Very nice photo. Beautiful colors.like
My uncle used to own and operate the little farm shop. Red-roofed building at bottom right of the picture. This was back in the 1970's. His dead now and the shop is closed.
I am so pleased you were interested in the post card. It was from my granfathers collection. He was a musician and played the viola or fiddle onboard liners. I'm afraid I was the culprit who tore off the corner for the stamp!
You can go to my web site and see for yourselves also.. http://www.lanne.co.za/Galleries/01_07/Jan_07.htm
Volkspelers in front of the Kat Balcony at the Castle of Good Hope, sporting traditional dress
Afrikaans Volkspelers in their traditional dress listening to the Castle Captain lecturing on the history of the Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town.
Young Afrikaans Folk dancers, or Volkspelers, performing during a visit to the Castle, Cape Town.
Traditional Dress and Dance of the Afrikaans Volkspelers, in the Castle of Good Hope, facing the Sundial and Captain's watch tower.
Dr SH Pellissier founded the Volkspele movement in South Africa in 1914 on a farm in Boshof. more at www.volkspele.co.za
The Apple Express runs from PE's Humewood Station Museum to Avontuur on special occasions, stopping in Joubertina on the way. These steam engines hauled tons of apples from this fruit producing valley to the harbour 180km away, hence the name.