Thursday, December 3, 2009
Working at the Wildlife centre
Monday, November 16, 2009
Back at Sondela
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Graduating
Monday, September 21, 2009
Day 3 of Limpopo Tour
This furnace was used for mining at Eersteling (which means "first born")mine in the late 1800s and was the first place which gold was dicovered and the one at top on the rihgt is the camelthorn tree which is planted at the Moordrift monument but now its old and no longer has leaves pods or flowers, the middle small picture is us at the Moordrift monument, which was build to honour the women and children who were brutaly murdered in the area,this aso used to be a place where mail coaches stoped to rest and give water to their horses and .From the right at the bottom is the picture of Knotts camp and the amazing view we had, i totaly enjoyed staying there and i hope to go back one day.over all i enjoyed the trip and it was a great learning experience
Friday, September 18, 2009
Day 2 of Limpopo Tour
From the right its me prepering myself for the picture,we were leaving Warriors camp site which had an amazing view and enjoyed staying there and i hope to come back some day. As you can see in the centre what i am taking about when i say an amazing view.In the left is picture taken when we were heading to Makhado(louis Trichardt) and the tunnels depicts gods greatness and is the place that Louis Trichardt who was a voortrekker leader climbed down fro the moutain with his people and cattle for 3 months and i must add that it is said that his wife was the one who came up with the idea and apperantley they tied rope on themselves, their cattle and on the tree's to prevent them from faling to their death that's why they say in most cases behind every successful man there is a beautiful woman and i might add smart too and i include myself on that list and i know what you thinking "very funny".Overall it was agreat experiance i enjoyed myself despitethe hiccups along the way.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Limpopo tour day 1
These were the scenic places we saw. That little shop you see is in haenertsburg and when you look at it you feel stuck in time this little preserves the history the place when you go there the atmosphere is amazing its like you are in afairy tale that one gets to see in movies. I felt like i was in a movie and those strange art effecta can be found at the tzaneen museum where the culture of the Tsonga and Pedi people are potrayed including the dynasty of the Modjadji queens" THE RAIN MAKING QUEENS". The view of the dam and that is us with ms heidi we were playing aprank on her cause she felt tired after a very long journey to Haenertsburg and we stopped she decide to take a nap and we being very naughty took pictures of to show her how she looks when she i s sleeping that was very funny cause she caught us.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
I am still a normal girl
Well this is how i look when i am not wearing my working clothes, the reason why i am showing you this picture is that people have a perception that when you are working in the bush, you can't look good and my friends have been making fun of me, they say that the bush has messed me up and i will admit that i have been neglecting myself but i can't help it cause i work too hard. I am a workaholic and those who don't know me think that i am a spoiled snob but iam not, fortunately i dont have i big ego.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Happy days
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Flu and a whole lot of flu
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Lifes' Lessons
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Womens' Month
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The museums at Polokwane
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
On a light note
A boy came to Sondela with his parents for the holidays, so he asked his mother for money to buy sweets and she gave him the money he came back and asked for money to buy an ice cream then she gave him, later he came back and asked for more money to go for a game drive and the mother said do you think that money grows on trees' and the boy responded by saying then why do banks have branches!!!
So parents when you ask your kids want to go for a game drive let them know that they won't find money on tree branches
SALAMIS
All my life i struggled with my i dentity , i remember when i had to fill in forms of which ethnic group i belonged to, that was difficult and even when the teachers at class asked me what my name meant i always had to guess what my name meant and i used to guess that it meant peace and i was right. This dicovery was lead by a grave of a child named Salomina at the old Bela-Bela cemetary. When i saw the name Salomina, i asked myself many questions that no one could answer. I thought to myself maybe my name was mispelled and it was because it has an h at the end, which its not sopposed to. That made me curious and i started searching for answers, because one thing about being a guide you have to know where you come from before you tell people about other peoples culture.
i dicovered a whole new universe when it came to my name, i mean there is an island with my name, a municipality and marathon.This dicovery was lead by a grave of a child named Salomina at the old Bela-Bela cemetary
The name Salamis is probably derived from Salam (shalam), Phoenician for peace,[3] under which it was mentioned in Homer's writings. Some sources, however, say it was named after the nymph Salamis, according to legend the mother of Cychreus, the first king of the island).[4]
Greek Name:
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Salamis Of Salamis (island) |
SALAMIS was the Naiad Nymph of the spring, well or fountain of the town of Salamis on the island of the same name (in southern Greece)
She was a daughter of the River Asopos who was abducted to the island by the god Poseidon.
PARENTS |
[1.1] ASOPOS (Corinna Frag 654, Apollodorus 3.161, Pausanias 1.35.2)
[1.2] ASOPOS & METOPE (Diodorus Siculus 4.72.1-5) |
OFFSPRING |
[1.1] KYKHREUS (by Poseidon) (Apollodorus 3.161, Pausanias 1.35.2, Diodorus Siculus 4.72.1-5) |
"Of these nine daughters [of Asopos]... while Korkyra and Salamis and lovely Euboia were stolen by father Poseidon." - Greek Lyric IV Corinna, Frag 654
"Kykhreus the son of Poseidon and Asopos’ daughter Salamis." - Apollodorus, The Library 3.161
"It is said that the first to give this name [Salamis] to the island was Kykhreus, who called it after his mother Salamis, the daughter of Asopos." - Pausanias, Guide to Greece 1.35.2
"[In the temple of Zeus at Olympia are paintings] Salamis carrying in her hand the ornament made for the top of a ship’s bow." - Pausanias, Guide to Greece 5.11.5
"Asopos made his home in Phlios, where he married Metope, the daughter of Ladon, to whom were born two sons, Pelasgos and Ismenos, and twelve daughters, Korkyra and Salamis, also Aigina, Peirene, and Kleone, then Thebe, Tanagra, Thespeia, and Asopis, also Sinope, and finally Ornia and Khalkis ... Salamis was seized by Poseidon and taken to the island which was named Salamis after her; and she lay with Poseidon and bore Kykhreus, who became king of this island."480 B.C.
480 B.C. The Persians in their conquest to conquer all of Europe had taken part of eastern Greece. After the Battle of Thermopylae where Leonidas and 300 Spartan soldiers died courageously defending their ideals and their country the Persian fleet sailed to the Saronic Gulf and the Greek fleet sailed to Salamis.
The Persians anchored at Faliro Bay where their King Xerxes ordered halve of the fleet to sail to Corinth and the other halve to Attica and Elefsina.
200 Egyptian Trieris sailed to the Megara Bay to block the way of the Greek Fleet and the same time the Persian Army landed in Attica and Psitalia Island, (a small Island near Salamis) Xerxes ordered his servants to place his throne on a hill which looks over Salamis bay so he can watch the battle the hill is called Egaleo.
Monday, July 20, 2009
Cycling
Friday, July 17, 2009
"TATA MADIBA"
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Growing up !!!!!
You can have have it all but as long as you dont have the peolple who love you close to you life has less meaning even if you are rich but for me richness is the love and support i get from them even if everyone thinks i suck to the i am the best, even if people make fun of mt height or call me a "NEVER MIND" it does not matter.So i thank God for keeping me on this earth for this long cause many don't get the chance to reach this age.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
The place of safety " Polokwane"
we saw and experianced various things such as historical art
effects and how people use the past things in the present.
Our first stop was Bakone malapa which is an open air museum
which exhibit historical art effects of the Bakone people
and how they lived and their culture.I felt like i was thrown back in time when i was wearing the animal skins, it was a fun experiance
Monday, July 13, 2009
The death of an Icon
Friday, June 26, 2009
Being a youth
Thursday, June 11, 2009
My journey as a guide
It was a fine day we were all smiles and laughs,cause we were all looking foward to the tour.I had the time of my life.I learned alot on this tour not only about the Bel-Bela town but myself as well and i am sure you wondering what,i learned something i will never forget.BUT FIRST THING FIRST.
We are on our way to Bela-Bela Tourism and parks usinng the R516 road the view was amazing as you can see, we were approaching the Silos' We arrived at th Tourism and Parks offices where we were welcomed with a smile.This is the place where you receive information regarding accommodation, places of interest and things to do and general information about Bela-Bela and limpopo, you will receive brochures , maps etc , so if you ever come to Bela-Bela make a quick stop there you won't regret it!!!!
Friday, May 29, 2009
Life as a guide
Hi every one being a guide is not an easy task it takes patiance and understanding because everyday you face challanges that acquires strength but i am always ready for every challanges that comes my way.My motto in life is every good and bad thing that comes your way is there to shape you into a master, you may not be jack of all trades but if you master your life, you are master of everything that counts
Tip of the week!!!!!
Confidence is the key, if you can find that key, just imagine the possibilities, work hard and stay safe.
Joke of the week!!!!
why do you think that Nyala's look like they are wearing socks!!!well its because one day a kaizer chief fan was trying to shoot it for dinner, so the Nyala made a deal with the fan,the Nyala promised the fan that he will wear kaizer chief's socks for life if he doesn't kill him so the fan agreed, so why dont Kudu's wear Orland pirates socks to avoid being eaten