by SmartAdmin | Jun 27, 2018 | Uncategorized, Blog, From the Archives, Grapevine Stoep Talk
Have you noticed how it never rains, and then it pours? The beautiful drenched Market Square in Stanford is testament to how much it has been raining in Stanford, and the puddles and deep cool tussocks of grass fill us with childish glee. The wild sprouting mushrooms...
by Stanford Tourism | Jun 20, 2018 | From the Archives, Grapevine Stoep Talk, Uncategorized, Blog
This great, seasonal recipe has been generously shared by Rishi, one half of the dynamic duo at Goodwill Mountain Farm. Sorrel Pesto Sorrel pesto is a quintessential Stanford Food Heroes recipe as it’s local, seasonal and sustainable. These days, sorrel grows...
by SmartAdmin | Jan 15, 2015 | Grapevine Stoep Talk, Blog, From the Archives
The holidays have rolled round again, and Stanford is gearing up for a very busy festive season! I vividly remember holidays as a child when my mom and dad used to take us for our annual holidays. They were probably impatient for the holiday to start because I can...
by SmartAdmin | Jan 15, 2015 | Blog, From the Archives, Grapevine Stoep Talk
One of my absolute favourite things to do is to have a leisurely lunch in the countryside – for me, living in Stanford, that’s usually a 5-minute walk or drive to some of the best restaurants in the country. I have spent some heavenly afternoons having lunch in...
by SmartAdmin | Jan 15, 2015 | Grapevine Stoep Talk, Blog, From the Archives
Isn’t October a beautiful time of year? Apart from the carpet of purple and yellow flowers dusting the fields and slopes, cialis tiny fledglings are testing their wings, buy tadpoles are investigating the river, here and the swallows have returned (both feathered and...
by SmartAdmin | Jan 15, 2015 | Blog, From the Archives, Grapevine Stoep Talk
September is heritage month and we celebrate all that we’ve inherited and that has shaped our little village. Although South Africa has not always had an easy history, adiposity there are many traditions worth keeping. One such tradition is that in country villages,...
