Friday, January 6, 2012
Me and Matilda had A Special thing
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Great Achievement
Best Conservation Coach for 2011!!!
Geodisic Dome fungus
Clathrus pusillus has been a mistry for me for two years before I even discovered its real name.I noticed that it had e very short life span and that it had this foul smell and attract flies. Some believed it to be jakkalskos, but I was not convince after my wide search I was able to gether information on it which is not much since there has not been a lot of research done on it, according to nature watch this fungus is Indeginous to Australia, but my biggest question is ,How did it land up in South Africa and its the only one that grows around Sondela Nature Reserve and it grows on the same spot every year. Well carrying on this fungus apparently has a very short life span and when it dies, it collapses and releases this brown exudate which atrracts flies and Ants to help it with its dispersal of spores.
Little Carnivore Rascals
Naughty Naugthy !!!!!!!!!!!
Honour
It was great honour to sign the big T shirt which they are going to put on the statue of former president Nelson Mandela.
Sunset at Sondela
This is definetly a photographers dream because it does not ge better than this even i am trying to keep my jaw from droping
HAPPY SPRING DAY!!!
Spring finaly here so get your sandals, sunglassess shorts because winter has finally reached the end.
Milk all the way!!!
This was my first time milking a cow at Sondelas' farmyard. I used to think that it was painful for the cow but i learned that it is not painful at all and i definitely enjoyed myself plus the milk is very creamy and tasty.
The Irish house
these are the art effects displayed at the irish house, even thou it is not complete but i am sure that in time it will be a great place to see , plus it is for free
JOYRIDE
My dream car,if i can get this car for my birthday on the 15 of july every day would be my birthday,if you want to own one of these cars work super hard.
Behind the steel door
This is steel door of the Bela-Bela blockhouse where the red coats lived and guarded the railway station against boers who were fighting for the rights of the country they called home.
Royalty
These are some of the huts at Bakone malapa, this was where the chiefs wife lived in the centre and the body guard stay on the side openings
About Me
- super.guide.salaminah
- i am a go getter!!!,a hard worker and very kind person and open minded
A blast from the past
For those who have been in the rural area will know what i mean when i say when you see these huts, you dont feel like you are in a museum but you feel at home
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