Donkey Cart, Loxton District, Karoo

Still a vital means of transport in the dusty Northern Cape, donkeys transport people and goods for many miles on dry and rocky roads

Corbelled Dwellings - Loxton District - Karoo

Corbelled buildings (layers of stone from the area piled into a dome shape) date from the early 1800’s. when the first settlers arrived in the Northern Cape

Misty hills near Calitzdorp, Karoo

Corbelled building dating from around 1860, on a farm, Loxton District, Karoo

On the long and winding road between Loxton and Beaufort West, Karoo, 2019

Donkey cart on the Botswana/South African border

Farmworker's child and puppy on a remote farm, Loxton District, Karoo

Farmworker and his family, Loxton District, Karoo

Abandoned building (1952), Leeu Gamka, Karoo

On the road between Sutherland and Matjiesfontein, Karoo

A perfect example of a corbelled dwelling, built by early settlers around 1860. Loxton District, Karoo

The Swartberg Pass, near Prince Albert, Karoo

Misty vista, towards Robertson

Dusk on a sheep farm, Colesberg, Karoo

The dam at My Shire Farm, near Prince Albert

The dam at Loxton in 2015. Now, in 2019, it is completely dry

Farmworker's houses near Matjiesfontein, Karoo

Stormy light, Loxton District, Karoo