George Boeremark

The George Farmer's Market is held every Saturday morning.
It was one of the highlights of my holiday.
Food, food and more food.
Arts and Crafts.
Live music.




Beets and Carrot Cake.  Rich and moist.



Boerekaas with Cumin from the Cheeseman.
The floor reminded me of theVillage Green at the Graham's Town Art Festival.   Happy memories!


What a  beautiful country we have!

These guys put a smile on EVERYONE'S faces.  




I won't go into the details, but Mandy's meeting with the owner of South Cape Flowers turned out happy this time.   When I left 3 weeks later, they will still as fresh as the day we bought them.   The pride of South Africa!






If you are in the area on a Saturday morning, please support the local artisans and pay them a visit.   

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