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I have a picture for you! 1 August - 15 August 2021

The First Thing newsletter's Ever-lasting Subscriber Photo Gallery.
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Charley Lewis Gautrain, Sandton – into the bowels of the earth…

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Firing of the VOC Canon outside The Posthuys, Muizenberg, at 12noon on the 8th of August, 2021, to commemorate the 226th year anniversary of the Battle of Muizenberg (1795).
Barbara Reid
Lions of the Pilansberg.
Andrew Rider
Lions of the Pilansberg.
Andrew Rider
A Magic Moment in Cape Town.
Irene Ansems
Namaqua National Park.
Graham Bean
Hanging out.  Leopard cub in a Camelthorn Tree - Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.
Gill Malcolm
Pale Chanting Goshawk imm seen at Mpophomeni, KZN.
Ronnie Herr
Skukuza sunrise.
Henk Tredoux
Canola fields, Western Cape
Ivan Milborrow
Kings Blockhouse
Clark Gardner
Perfect start to the day!
Alan D
Is it just a coincidence that in a holy town on the Ganges River, even the wildlife is always zenned out? Take a leaf out of the Grey Langur's book and chill.
John Gaisford
Two tawny eagles sharing the view. Kgalagadi Park.
Karin Walker
Promises of better things to come - Victoria Falls.
Ian Wallace
Here are 2 baboons photo bombing a kudu “selfie“.<br>Taken by a camera trap in my garden near Nelspruit.
Barbi Jay
Promenade magic
Nicole Beare
An icy winter’s day on a visit to the farm Platberg, near Noupoort in the Karoo.
Elsabé Retief
Gautrain, Sandton – into the bowels of the earth…
Charley Lewis
Greater Double-Collared Sunbird; Swellendam. <br>
Caroline Rowbottom (@caroline_rowvottom)
Rain below, not above here! (Skies over JHB enroute to Upington recently).
Bill Makota
Ravensberg Avenue, Newlands.</p>
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Jeremy Galvin
Exceptionally bright moon. Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal.
Mike Eburne
Unusual clouds over Table Mountain at sunset.
Steve Thompson
Moody weather. Thessen Island, Knysna.
Vanessa Snyman
Die Watergat in Rawesonville.
Neil Adams
Seapoint
Jay Pather
Sunrise at Albert Falls in KZN.
Claire Mayers
A place to recharge the soul in the middle of Century City,  Cape Town.
Keith Roxburgh
Arthur Smith
Arthur Smith
Arthur Smith
Sunset over Hluhluwe River, Hluhluwe Game Park.
Beate Kleim
Philippa Green
Floristic Fireworks. Leucospermum sp. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens.
Andrew Baxter
All my ducks in a row. Photographed in Green Point Park.
Emlyn Brown
Waiting for the whale watching season in Hermanus.
Faul Bosman
West Coast twilight/Sunset - Veldrift.
Nick Baikoff
Perfect rainbow over False Bay taken from Cairnside Glencairn on July 1st.
Roy Haines
Baobab Splendour
Alison Gilbert
As the Canola begins to flower we are going to see plenty of cameras in the canola. Meerdendal Farm, Durbanville.
Keith Roxburgh
 Gulls a gathering. Yserfontein, West Coast.
Keith Roxburgh
Get ready for another spectacular W Cape flower season, Sunset Beach Cape Town September 2020.
Keith Roxburgh
What ... they stole the Boulders ? Penguin comes ashore on Sunset Beach Cape Town.
Keith Roxburgh
The new green Chicken roost being tried out.  Babylonstoren, Simondium Wester Cape.
Keith Roxburgh
SS Thomas T. Tucker shipwreck Cape Point National Park. The so-called liberty ship, built by the United States during World War II to carry troops and weapons, wrecked on these rocks in 1942, as she was sailing close to the Cape Point coastline in an attempt to avoid detection by German U-boats. The foggy weather made for difficult navigation, and believing they were close to Robben Island, the entire crew ran the ship ashore and safety, unaware of the distance from Robben Island, leaving the large cargo ship behind to ultimately meet her demise.
Keith Roxburgh
Halleria lucida bounty Mtunzini.
Barbara Chedzey
Long Beach, Kommetjie.
Franz R
A tree in the evening.
Keith Cattell
Views from the Protea gardens at Kirstenbosch yesterday.
Pam Knipe
Early morning reflections in Greyton.
Jennifer Jelsma
African Sunset - Camps Bay.
Franz R
Horison game. A Cheetah hunts game at Tiger Canyon while the Zebra observe from a distance.
Anton van Niekerk
Inquisitive avian friend. Kgalagadi National Park.
Rex Tweedie

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