Harrismith and surroundings
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| Even the land itself was recycled. This is the site of an old farm house |
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| I grew up in a small town but through pictures and books I know the world |
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| Entrance to the Military Cemetery |
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| The outbuilding on a farm yard |
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| Only memories remain |
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| An outside cooler with the water tank at the top |
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| The gate post tells the the story of an abandoned entrance to a farm |
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| Fence post |
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| An Outbuilding on a farm |
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| An unfinished farm manor house with a never ending view |
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| Sandstone and Wheelbarrow |
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| An early bridge to cross a river |
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| The foundation stone in a building |
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| A small bridge built with sandstone |
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| The ruins on a farm |
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| What makes most people comfortable is some sort of sense of nostalgia. I grew up in a small town, and I could count my friends on one hand, and I still live that way. I think I'll die in a small town. When I can't move my bones around a stage any more, you'll find me living in a place that's spread out and rural and spacious De Oude Huize Yard |
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| A Hawkins dam wall was built using sandstone |
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| There are all kinds of futures. There is a hoped-for future, there is a feared future, there is a predictable future, and there is an unimagined future. |
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| When we trust in the natural goodness around us, we open ourselves for the blessings of life to flow toward us |
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| Vision stands on the shoulders of what is actual to get a better view of what is possible |
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| The tragedy of abandonment |
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| Wonderful craftmanship |
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| A dam built using sandstone Thank you to everyone that supplied photo's
Thanks for joining us on a short walk and hopeful you enjoy the sandstone as we do. visit to this building and the interesting history hiding between die walls.
Sending lots of love from South Africa
Sandra
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