KAROO KEEPSAKES I – YOUR TRAVELLER’S COMPANION
The print version of this book has already won the hearts of travellers and become a best-seller in South Africa.
Now Karoo Keepsakes I has been produced into glorious digital technicolour as an Ebook available in PDF format all around the world.
- See more than 500 photographs of all aspects of the Karoo, South Africa’s heartland;
- Learn about the heritage, history and modern-day lifestyles of Karoo people;
- Find out little-known facts on the places you’ve only heard about, like where the heck is Putsonderwater?
- It comes with a reasonable price tag and is super-easy to order up right here on Karoo Space;
- What are we waiting for? Let’s climb in the virtual bakkie and go travelling through one of the world’s most fascinating regions.
And if you’ve never been to South Africa before, get Karoo Keepsakes I and see what the fuss is all about!
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julia lloyd –
The authors’ work is a never-ending quilt, stitched in place with sensitivity and delight, and one that invites us to revel in all the people and all the places of our country’s heart, and kick up our heels in its glorious, gritty dust.
Carol Wolsink –
A few months ago I had the opportunity to travel to South Africa, and found the most amazing book called Karoo Keepsakes. What a beautiful, brilliant book. Here in Holland I have re-read it many times. One just cannot put a book like this down, it just captures your heart!
Mark Niemann –
Karoo Keepsakes I & II were the two best reads in a long time. I shall always treasure those two electronic books. Kind regards Mark
Roxanne Reid –
In Karoo Keepsakes and Karoo Keepsakes II (also available in Afrikaans as Knapsak vol Karoo I and II) you’ll meet musicians, sculptors, collectors, healers, rogues, quilters and karretjie people. You’ll learn to appreciate creatures like Karoo sheep, meerkats, tortoises, giant earthworms, ostriches (which they describe as ‘Karoo sock-puppets’) and donkeys that are part of the family. One chap loved his big-eared donkeys so much, they tell us, that he’d play the fiddle for them in the evenings.
You’ll also delve into the charm of the land of flood and drought, wind pumps, leiwater furrows, quiver trees and prickly pears, of heritage roses, fossils, matjieshuise and the Nama Riel. And if you’re up for more fun, let the authors escort you to festivals like AfrikaBurn or the dusty madness of the Williston Winter Festival.
For more, see http://www.roxannereid.co.za/blog/enjoy-virtual-travels-through-the-karoo