Green Drinks Newlands – November ‘09
Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Pia Taylor in What's On
RIM OF AFRICA
……..a walk of no ordinary proportion
How about learning to walk as a way of reducing your carbon footprint?
Galeo Saintz and Ivan Groenhof are pioneering an epic walking trail from Cedarberg to Outeniqua along the crescent of mountains forming the southern edge of Africa.
More than a walk, the experience embodies a journey through wilderness and the freedom of a mountain passage. Symbolically and metaphorically the walking in mountains maps the journey of self. Old San trails, the spirit of ancestors, snow proteas, misty mountaintops, crystal streams and aching feet….
Come for a virtual experience. Think about a real one.
GREENDRINKSCAPETOWN
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