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I have a picture for you! 27 June - 3 July 2021

The First Thing newsletter's Ever-lasting Subscriber Photo Gallery.
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@being.spesh Jozi at a different persepctive

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Covid-19 lockdowns added pressure on fishing communities. (Photo: Supplied)
Ilse Zietsman
Durban beach. Waiting for sardines
Durban beach. Waiting for sardines
2021.06.30 Durban, North Beach prom at Pirates.<br>All finished: Well done @Giffyartist. Many thanks for the daily dose of GLEE for all enjoying the prom.
William Giles
Sunrise in Kruger.
Sunrise in Kruger.
Anyone home?
Olaf Strelow
Pannetjie Dam on a crisp winter morning - nDzuti Safari Lodge.
Olaf Strelow
Cloud rainbow in Sani valley, southern Drakensberg, no effects used in camera or on picture. Samsung S21.
Riaz Haffejee
Cloud rainbow Sani valley, Drakensberg v 2.
Riaz Haffejee
Hyena enjoying a swim on a cold winter’s morning in Addo.
Ben Durham
Crisp winter's morning in the Grabouw area.
Colleen Nero
Outeniqua Mountains.
Wendy Adams
Zandvlei after the rain.
Margaret Dugmore
Zandvlei after the rain.
Margaret Dugmore
Sunrise before the storm.
Jenni Bessesen
Prince Albert.
Prospero Bailey
Plettenberg Bay today.
Brent Chalmers
Sun, moon and stars casting nasturtiums.
Mary Berry
Paternoster at Sunset.
Ansie Zondagh du Toit
Rainbow over a full Theewaterskloof Dam, Western Cape
Alison Gilbert.
Sunset in Botswana.
Dave Mitchell
Sunset over the King’s Blockhouse, Devil’s Peak, CT.
Alex Carter
Yesterday in Citrusdal - Western Cape
L. van Niekerk
Rainbow over False Bay.
Gail Gottlieb
Still singing in the torrential rain!<br>Kirstenbosch gardens.
Pam Knipe
Winter in the Cape in Kirstenbosch gardens.<br>
Pam Knipe
Not even the cold wet windy winter weather can stop my Iris from it blooming. A sure sign of Hope ... given our situation with the virus!
Odette Gioio
Durban beach. Waiting for sardines.
Megan Oxford
2021.06.29. Durban, North Beach Prom: Streaky sky.
William Giles
Winter in Struisbaai.
Ilse Zietsman
A walk on Table Mountain.
Sabelo Xulu
First Winter rains at Nursery Stream Kirstenbosch.<br>
Pam Knipe
Hout Bay beach on Sunday.
Helen Nuss
Sunrise over John Dunn’s pool (bathing pool for his 50 wives and family) in our Mangrove Swamps - Umlalazi Nature Reserve, Mtunzini, Kwazulu Natal.
Ann Brown
Take the gap! The park is, at last, awash with water. It’s fabulous. Keurboom Park.
Jenni Bessesen
Main Beach - Umlalazi Nature Reserve, Mtunzini, Kwazulu Natal - at its finest at sunrise.
Ann Brown
 Looking for the best views in Leeu Gamka, Karoo.
Michael Kriegler
Another African sunset. nDZuti Safari Lodge.
Nicole Beare
Knysna Lagoon - Fire in the sky 2017.
Amanda Davidson
Knysna Lagoon winter sunset.
Amanda Davidson
Knysna Heads pink sunset.
Amanda Davidson
Storm's a-comin’.
Keith Cattell
The forgotten grave of one of three children who died in the Spanish Flu Epidemic (1918 to 1922) a century ago. The children belonged to police officers stationed at Sunnyside, near Coleford in KwaZulu-Natal.  The remains of the old police station can be seen in the middle distance.  Who would have thought that a pandemic like ours would have struck families in such a remote, beautiful place.
R. F. Sherwood
Storm a'comin'
Reflective serenity Camps Bay evening.
Kevin Farr
Wild Almond at Kirstenbosch. Also known as the Bitter Almond forming van Riebeeck’s hedge.
Judy Stevens
Sunset over Vilanculos Bay Mozambique.
Rob Parker
A walk on Table Mountain.
Sabelo Xulu
Sunrise Sunday morning in Keurboom Park.
Jenni Bessesen
Autumn Leaves, Citrusdal Baths.
Richard Hill
The fragrance of the land at sunrise, the vast inland ocean of mist before us as we set out to explore, the company of new friends. There is magic in Zululand. Game drive at Thanda Safari.
Ryan @myimeboots
Caption: Silver Lining - Before the Storm, Llandudno, Cape Town, 27 June 2021.
Richard Hill
nDzuti Greater Kruger.
Nicole Beare
The annual sardine run on our east coast is followed by tens of thousands of common dolphins.
Don Hunter
Ending off a safari filled data with a Rum Tasting experience whilst looking our from Selinda Camp in the Selinda Reserve in Botswana.
Hilton Walker
Cold City. Taken from a helicopter late afternoon.
Marlene Birkholtz
, sunset at Hartbeespoort dam 2015
Johan Harlaar

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