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I don't know. I do know of a guy who went there a year ago so it's not that new. Yes Harald I know of similar stalls selling produce in Holland as well but here in South Africa usually stuff is stolen or vandalised in the blink of an eye hence the utter amazement. We're usually a nation of...

How's this for a case of positive actions. The location is a very remote area of the Great Karoo. Basically in the middle of the desert. Pic 1: A map of the location. A remote dirt road. Pic 2: A shelter made of some sort of plant. The place is named Asbosskerm which translates to Ash Bush...

Already posted here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/68075-Mind-the-buck-with-the-chip-on-his-shoulder-%28cycling-in-africa%29

Check this out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2oymHHyV1M

You might make some headway at this site http://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/

You don't need to be able to read to be a cop in africa

Not a road sign but a really weird number plate spotted in South Africa

I think I might have posted my recovery wake-up call on this forum a while back already. My motto has always been to carry a little as possible in the way of kit. I'm a lazy offroader. I also don't like the look of equipment bolted to the roof rack because so many posers go that route- jerry...

I initially bought one of these several years ago as a stop-gap till I got spare funds to buy a better one. Then later I got around to hunting hi and low for the best head lamp I could find. Best meaning a good beam of light combined with reasonable battery life. After testing everything I could...

On an LZ last weekend. Cellphone pic

I was chatting to a guy recently who only carries packets of whey protein powder. Mix with water, down the hatch, and done. Might be good idea. The gummi bear idea is a good one. I must do that.

Here's another clip. We recently had a rescue pilot from Switzerland come out for a week of training and seminars to teach us new techniques. This clip covers a bit of what went down. All footage is on and around Table Mountain. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9DVwIBvD38

I carry an axe but never use it. On a SAR training thing a few years ago we came upon a tree across the trail but chopping it looked like too much work so we just made a plan to get over it. Then we cam across another and another. There were prolly 4 or 5 before we decided to turn around and try...

They are also popular in South Africa. I have the older model than what you have there but several of my buddies have the one that you've got. Great vehicles

What food do you carry in your backpack? I'm looking for your suggestions for lightweight sustenance for 12 hours, 24 hours and 48 hours. Also what food rations do you keep in your 4x4 permanently for SAR call outs? Edit: Up till now I've carried packets of nuts n raisins plus some energy...

Step one would be to do the course and get qualified and licensed before looking for a radio. :coffee:

If you're on Facebook you can take a peek at this video clip https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150102094801314&oid=155248547861812&comments Two weeks ago we had a tricky search through the night to find a missing tourist on Table Mountain. Conditions were cold, wet and poor...

Your ideas seem nice in theory but in the real world they are not practical. In SAR one needs simplicity,adaptability, and easy upgrades. Most of what you're suggesting can be classified as gadgetry. I don't like the idea of integrated light and batteries, or integrated anything for that...

I'm volunteer SAR. I'm primarily 4x4 based SAR and a SAR Logistics Manager, and training dude responsible for co-coordinating training in the Logistics Group. Logistics in our set up basically entails everything excluding the tech/field teams (but we also have logistics field operators who are...