The first farm we had was in the Koo district and the last one was at Leeu Gamka. So we always passed Touws River and liked to stop at the BP where there was a large jungle bird of immensely rich gold and other colours with long feathers . Im nearly sure it was one of the birds of paradise perhaps from Papua New Guinea. Unfortunately it didnt have a mate. Yes , Touws River was a vital junction in our history. Greetings from Holland.
Twice I have travelled right across the Karoo to Namibia the slow way, using only public transport. And I was struck by how my fellow passengers, although locals familiar with the backdrop, often fell silent and became irresistibly drawn, just as I was, to look out and take in the sheer immensity and haunting beauty of what we were passing through. Difficult to put into words, but it feels to me as though a journey through the Karoo is a pilgrimage to somewhere unspeakably old and deep within us, and that you are not a mere observer, but in some sense called upon as a witness.
@@daniellfourie dis Kiwiet’s Art Gallery Briljante kunstenaar. Ek dink die beste sal wees om Christiaan die voorsitter van Touwsrivier Toerisme te vra thcs@touwsrivertourism.co.za
What a wonderful clip showcasing the amazing people of Touwsriver!
Thank you so much for watching. We love the people of Touws. ❤️
Thanks Neil! So very special and professionally adorned with your signature African Travel Crew style. ❤️❤️❤️
We love you guys ❤️ and now you're making me blush 😳
I love the Karoo. And it’s people are pure gold.
100% agree ❤️
Next time I will stop!
Fantastic.
Lived there many years ago. Homesick now.
Maybe a visit is in order. I'm sure Touws misses you just as much ...
The people of this town ❤️
Beautiful, mooi
Dit is.
I grew up in Touwsrivier. My maats was Amanda, Jos, Spikkels etc..
Where are you know? En jou maats?
Praha
Jos is NZ. Amanda in Paarl.
The first farm we had was in the Koo district and the last one was at Leeu Gamka. So we always passed Touws River and liked to stop at the BP where there was a large jungle bird of immensely rich gold and other colours with long feathers . Im nearly sure it was one of the birds of paradise perhaps from Papua New Guinea. Unfortunately it didnt have a mate. Yes , Touws River was a vital junction in our history. Greetings from Holland.
Great memory, thanks for sharing it with us. . No bird of paradise at the garage anymore, but there were some ostriches.
Twice I have travelled right across the Karoo to Namibia the slow way, using only public transport. And I was struck by how my fellow passengers, although locals familiar with the backdrop, often fell silent and became irresistibly drawn, just as I was, to look out and take in the sheer immensity and haunting beauty of what we were passing through. Difficult to put into words, but it feels to me as though a journey through the Karoo is a pilgrimage to somewhere unspeakably old and deep within us, and that you are not a mere observer, but in some sense called upon as a witness.
How beautifully put. Thank you ❤️
Willie dit was nog die goeie ou tye
Kan u my sê wat die naamval die kunstenaar is. Sy skilderye van die Karoo is pragtig.
Mag ek asseblief vra dat u vir my die kuns wys waarna u kyk, en ek sal vir u uitvind
Ek meen die man by 10:18 in hierdie video van Touwsrivier. Die skilderye lyk pragtig. Ek sal graag 'n besoek wil aflê om te gaan kyk.
@@daniellfourie dis Kiwiet’s Art Gallery Briljante kunstenaar. Ek dink die beste sal wees om Christiaan die voorsitter van Touwsrivier Toerisme te vra
thcs@touwsrivertourism.co.za
@@AfricanTravelCrew Baie baie dankie! Dit is pragtige kuns.
My geboorte plek Ek is daar weg 1973
die coloureds hier is niks khoi... is anners julle weet hoe
Ons vertel net war mense van die gebied vir ons vertel.