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I have a picture for you! 14-20 March 2021

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19 Mar

The Klein River in the Overberg. The photo was taken from Mosaic Lagoon Lodge.

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Winter is fast approaching and in Fish Hoek it brings beautiful sunrises. — Robyn Gwilt

Star fish in rock pools on Fish Hoek beach March 13th. — Pam Knipe

First day of Lent Symi, Greece — Dawn Sproson

A stunning and gentle sunset over False Bay — Robyn Gwilt

Champagne Sports resort a few weeks ago. The sunrise on the mountain was spectacular. — Pete van der Spek

A photo of the “illegal diamond fields” in Kimberley. There are a myriad of artisanal miners desperately seeking to etch out a living in Kimberley by braving the tailings in the area. From across the country and the borders of South Africa desperate men and women are trying their luck to find shiny stones that may change their lives for a better future. — André Rose

Keeping a Capetonian... delayed Nana.... company, in kids garden, on a rainy day in Sydney — Gail Voigt

Dusk skies outside The Twelve Apostles Capetown — Anne Nicole Beare

From Alan Glass of our photo group. <br>"Fishermen reflecting", taken on the promenade at Muizenberg.<br>#alanglassct — Alan Glass

Caught on my cell phone one of those camouflaged praying mantis one purple one greeny-yellow inches from one another with incredible details. — Frances Bosman

Xai Xai in Mozambique. People collecting shellfish on rocks at low tide. — Neeran Naidoo

Spanish Moss, Arcadia, Fl, U.S.A — Hester Roux

Mialo with his soccer ball, a foggy Saturday morning Paternoster. — Peet Steyn

Full Moon pushing through the clouds above Hout Bay — Gareth Fester

Bokpoort, Loxton, Karoo Highlands Route, waiting for rain. — Ingrid Schöfmann

The Groot River gushes into the sea at Nature’s Valley after the storm. (16 March 2020). — Santie Pretorius

Morningside Durban <br>Pic taken from my apartment on the 11th of March. NO FILTERS USED. — Lorraine Reddy

Orange River after good rains, just below Vanderkloof Dam — CP van der Linde

Sunset on the East Kleinemonde River, near Port Alfred. — Denis Tweddle

Barberton Valley created by an asteroid strike 3,000,000,000 years ago, and Adam's Calendar in the distance. (Mpumalanga). — Anthony Akerman

Dawn across False Bay from Simon’s Town. March 13. — Lesley Caplan

Road from Betty’s Bay to Rooi Els on our cycling trip to CT. — Barry de Kock

Hammerkop taken at Albert Falls Dam. — Ronnie Herr

Orange breasted sunbird in a Mimetes chrysanthus ( Proteacae) at Kirstenbosch gardens. — Pam Knipe

Slangkop lighthouse, Kommetie.<br> — Mary Hodkinson

Sunrise at Cederberg vineyards. A more dramatic winery setting will be hard to find. — Carol Stewart

A birds-eye view of Hout Bay. — Nicky Elliott

Snow on the Julian Alps behind Tolmin in the Soča Valley, Slovenia. — Charl Goosen

An unseasonal shower over Lion's Head on Monday morning.<br> — Don Pinnock

In hills of Hermanus —-a rare jewel — Rosemund Handler

Here's looking straight at you! — Wendy Gibson

Goodhope Farm near Robertson<br>Just before sunset. Perfect peace. — Alex Downes

Hout Bay view from Constantiaberg. — Pierre Marais

Sunflowers among other cover crops restore soils on a sugarcane farm in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. — Colleen Dardagan

Hout Bay at its most spectacular. — Ilsa Orrey

The Amphitheater, taken in March, 2020. — Dave Van Mierlo

View over Cape Town CBD from Tamboerskloof, below Signal Hill. A panoramic from 50 images. — Andrew Ogterop

Taken at Marloth Park on Thursday 11th March. Too good not to share I thought. — Dave Starley

Heavies at the main building of UFS campus, opposite student protests, Monday 15 March. — Betty Foster

Old Quarry near UKZN.<br> — Etienne Bloem

Palmiet Nature Reserve - Westville. — Etienne Bloem

Squalls brew in the Overberg. — William Smook

A view of Kalk Bay from the Brass Bell. See the quay and lighthouse in the distance. — Inga Solomons

Taken on the 7th March 2021 at Dullstroom Dam at sunset. Love the mirror reflection and how still the water is. — Magdalene Reddy

Sunrise from Kirstenbosch gardens at 6.55 Thursday, March 18th. Silver trees in the foreground. — Pam

Golden sunrise (this morning, 19 March 2021) – Farmall, Rietvallei. — Aileen Joubert

Lack of opportunities don’t stop these kids in McGregor. — Mark Chipps

Warner Beach's "Lion Dog" on his afternoon walk ! ! .... Warner Beach Sports Field. — Colin Sydney

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