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There you go J-Bay, a nuclear reactor in your own backyard…

February 15, 2017 by Sean Lange

There you go J-Bay, a nuclear reactor in your own backyard… As Brucifire so candidly puts it! https://web.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1545460282150608&set=a.469496123080368.120073.100000599544504&type=3&theater Bruces thoughts are here… https://web.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1545460282150608&set=a.469496123080368.120073.100000599544504&type=3&theater Umm, there really is a problem here.The following outlines most of it… https://businesstech.co.za/news/government/124993/zuma-the-guptas-and-south-africas-r1-trillion-nuclear-plans/ So maybe then, all those power cuts were sold to us like Exxon to the Americans? And it all … Read more

Rehabilitation of natural wetlands at Renishaw Hills’ development to attract local flora and fauna

February 15, 2017February 14, 2017 by Olivia Jones

Rehabilitation of natural wetlands at Renishaw Hills’ development to attract local flora and fauna A well-orchestrated programme of invasive alien plant removal, excavation and re-planting of indigenous vegetation, in an effort to restore the area’s natural wetlands, has begun at Renishaw Hills within the Mpambanyoni Conservation Development on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast. The Renishaw Hills … Read more

Kobbies in the Cape

February 14, 2017February 13, 2017 by Sean Lange

Kobbies in the Cape Andrew von Biljon enjoyed some fishing time down in the Cape recently, and lucked into a fun run of kobbies, in most of the estuaries he and his mates fished. They also got out to sea and managed a couple of beautiful baby black steenbras, which they returned healthy in the … Read more

SA Spearfishing record for marlin smashed

February 11, 2017 by Sean Lange

SA Spearfishing record for marlin smashed Although details are scant and the catch is still to be accepted by the record keepers, Jason Heyne brings us news of the all new SA Spearfishing record for marlin. And it looks like a shore dive at this stage! Over to Jason… “The diving conditions this week have … Read more

The Umzimkulu River this morning

February 11, 2017February 8, 2017 by Sean Lange

The Umzimkulu River this morning Down on the Umzimkulu River nice and early this morning…the rainy weather has moved along…and the river is flowing nicely. The water may have been a bit too discoloured for my lures, but it certainly looked like the stuff grunted and snottie salmon love to bite in. The wind is … Read more

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