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I have a picture for you! 16 August - 21 August 2021

The First Thing newsletter's Ever-lasting Subscriber Photo Gallery.
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Christine Glover Bateleur, Kgalagadi National Park.

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Before we met Sirius, he’d spent a week on his own, abandoned by his previous owners in a tiny courtyard with nothing but a bowl of water. Now we make sure he gets lots of walks in nature and a never-ending supply of love - as you can tell, he’s very happy about how things turned out, and so are we!
Dani Brown
In one of the world’s largest game reserves, Central Kalahari in Botswana, springbok herds on the vast plains still number in their hundreds and thousands, as described by the early explorers.
Romi Boom
Leucadendron lights.
Christina Coates
Lifeguards chair on Mbotyi beach.
Phil Vorster
A homeless cat that visits everyday.
Dr Usha Roopnarain
Hawaan forest which has been impacted by the toxic chemical spill. <br>
David J Thomson.
Pollinators delight! Lots and lots of nectar.
Kevin Farr
Windless autumn days in Simon's Town.<br>
NatGoldZA
Wednesday The pride of the South African Navy, an Arms Deal corvette, returns to Simon's Bay.
William de Villiers
Mountains move me. Cathkin Peak, Drakensberg.
Jeff Moys
On the drive to Bettys Bay.
Hilton Wheeler
Daily Digger Dance, Zandvlei, Muizenberg.
Meg Jordi
Early morning, Orange River, Richtersveld.
Jean Morrison
Bateleur, Kgalagadi National Park.
Christine Glover
Soul Food - hiking along the Wild Coast in the rural Eastern Cape, not another human in sight and vistas that go on and on.
Tammy Ballantyne
The vivid red of the Celandine-Leaved Pelargonium. Pelargonium fulgidum catches your eye amoungst all the other flowers Cape West Coast. <br>
Keith Roxburgh
The Swartberg near De Rust in the Klein Karoo.
Brian Smith
Mbotyi sunrise at the end of the road.
Phil Vorster
Mr Beetle in his jazzy suit at the West Coast National Park flower festival.
Keith Roxburgh
Astute Heron:  human signs do not apply… 2021.08.15  Durban, Point Canal
William Giles
Very early hints of Johburg Spring.
Chris Heymans
De Kelders magic
Nicole Beare
Spring has sprung early - the flower season this year is just amazing! Postberg section of the West Coast National Park, WC.
Sarah Goodier
Spring has sprung early - the flower season this year is just amazing! Postberg section of the West Coast National Park, WC.
Sarah Goodier
Spring has sprung early - the flower season this year is just amazing! Postberg section of the West Coast National Park, WC.
Sarah Goodier
Spring has sprung early - the flower season this year is just amazing! Postberg section of the West Coast National Park, WC.
Sarah Goodier
Frosty Sunrise at Bushman´s Nek 16.8.2021.
Beate Kleim
The Beautiful Cape Point.
Natalie Greatorex
The Beautiful Cape Point.
Natalie Greatorex
The Beautiful Cape Point.
Natalie Greatorex
The Beautiful Cape Point.
Natalie Greatorex
The Beautiful Cape Point.
Natalie Greatorex
Cape Point Baboons waking up.
Natalie Greatorex
Good Morning Cape Town.
Natalie Greatorex
Mist rising off the water
Jenni Bessesen
Sunset in a glass - Camps Bay.
Julie Skevington
Perfect rainbow with its 7 colours in Camps Bay.
Shubha Shukla
Tokai Lower Forest.
Christina Coates
Perfect early morning sunshine in Bakoven after the icy cold weather
Linda Schomer
Bush sundown
Peter Brett
“Walking away from paradise". Taken on Zanzibar Beach in front of Marafiki Bungalows.
Dr. Alan Fuller
Fort Mistake signage enroute Newcastle KZN. (The history of the fort has different versions).
Thulani Gwala
A nation at work: rebuilding our ruins.
Mahlogonolo Monyeki
Letaba River, Kruger Park.
Monty Roodt
Keimoes Bridge during rainy season
Jackie Pepsy

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