'n Dag in die bos is net die regte medisyne
'n Bus vol dames, 'n dag in die Krugerwildtuin en hope mooi herinneringe! Danksy 'n besondere Mandela-dag-inisiatief van Laerskool Barberton Primary kon 'n groep dames weer die wonder van die bos beleef.
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'n Dag in die bos is net die regte medisyne
'n Bus vol dames, 'n dag in die Krugerwildtuin en hope mooi herinneringe! Danksy 'n besondere Mandela-dag-inisiatief van Laerskool Barberton Primary kon 'n groep dames weer die wonder van die bos beleef.
Marzi’s Furry Friends spreads Christmas cheer to St. John’s children
The Jimny crew gets cheesy in Tonteldoos
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Moira’s Magical Fairy Garden come to life
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Heritage & History
Gold brought Kaapschehoop and Barberton together
The gold rush that transformed Barberton also reached the high ground of Kaapschehoop, linking two very different settlements within the same De Kaap goldfield.
Makhonjwa: our ancient mountain
Tiger Trap, where the gold rush still lives underground
The railway that changed the gold-rush town
Barberton families who vanished when the Drummond Castle sank
When faith came to the goldfields
Forgotten occupations that kept Barberton goldfields alive
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