Day: January 19, 2020
January Meeting
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
? Members are reminded that our January meeting kicks off at 6:00 pm on Wednesday the 15th. Come and join Carin Malan on an armchair journey, giving practical tips and routes to follow to discover why Zululand is “Way beyond the Big 5”. She will be taking you on an adventure through the big forests of Zululand, all the… Continue reading January Meeting
Lady Stanford Cruise – February 6
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
The Klein River The uptake for places on the Lady Stanford for the Klein river cruise on 6 Feb has been very poor. Members are requested to contact John Saunders to book their places by 24 January. If we cannot fill the boat and meet our financial obligations, we will have to cancel one or both trips. Departing times… Continue reading Lady Stanford Cruise – February 6
Birdlife Overberg Charity Golf Day
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
TIME SHEET BLO CLEANMARINE FACT SHEET Sponsors Entry Form Persons wishing to participate in this event should refer to the above three documents Continue reading Birdlife Overberg Charity Golf Day
Ray Towsey
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
? Members will be saddened by the passing of one of our good friends, Ray Towsey. There will be a get together in remembrance of Ray at the Kibrooke Restaurant at 15h00 on Sunday 9 February. Those planning to attend please RSVP Karen on karen@ktowsey.co.za Continue reading Ray Towsey
Lady Stanford Update
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
? Due to the low uptake for the morning cruise, all those who can make the switch have been moved to the evening slot, and the morning cruise has been cancelled. The evening slot is now filly subscribed, so there are no more vacancies. Continue reading Lady Stanford Update
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A few new pot pairings, Part 2
Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
Next up is a Syuzan. Suzuki Syuzan lived from 1928-1988, and was known for using high quality Chinese clays, and has many Kokufu appearances, mainly unglazed pots. This one is a larger Shohin size; 8″ wide, and deep enough for my top-of-the-rack JBP. The bottom stamp is really cool, and almost as well-known as his tea kettle stamp. He must… Continue reading A few new pot pairings, Part 2