Giselle & Other Works, performed by the YDCT at the UNISA Little Theatre
Friday, 5 July 2013
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Vergeet deur sweet
Diep binne Diepsloot is ’n ruimte wat die inwoners beskryf as “ ’n plek waar jy jou probleme kan vergeet en ontspan”.
Dit is nou Diepsloot se park.
Die park in die township, wat in die noorde van Johannesburg geleë is, het onlangs ’n buitelug-gimnasium gekry. Dit is maar die tweede in sy soort in die Goudstad.
Die toerusting is só ontwerp dat die gewig van die mens wat oefen, gebruik word om weerstand te skep. Dus is elektrisiteit nie nodig nie.
Edward Madunda hou ’n ogie oor sake. Hy is opgelei om die gimnasium in stand te hou en dien sommer ook as nuwe besoekers se instrukteur. Madunda sê meer as 300 mense kom oefen daagliks hier.
“Ons is lief vir al die mense wat deur die hek loop, hulle is almal ons broers en sisters,” sê Madunda.
Labels:
Diepsloot,
Exercise,
gym,
healthy,
informal settlement,
lifestyle,
outdoor,
park,
Photography,
play,
practice,
South Africa,
Theana Breugem
Location:
Diepsloot, South Africa
Friday, 1 March 2013
Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden
The Nan Lian Garden is a true escapism
from the busy city. This tranquil oasis is landscaped over an area of 3.5
hectares, in
which every hill, rock, body of water, plant and timber structure has been
placed according to specific rules and methods. ‘Nan
Lian’ literally means, South Lotus or ‘Lotus from the South’.
The
Chi Lin Nunnery was founded in 1934
but was rebuilt in the 1990s following the style of Tang
Dynasty traditional Chinese architecture. The present-day buildings are wood frame
buildings built without the use of any iron nails. This construction is based on
traditional Chinese architectural techniques dating from the Tang Dynasty that
uses special interlocking systems cut into
the wood to hold them in place. The
Chi Lin Nunnery buildings are the only buildings to
be built in this style in modern day Hong Kong .
- Wikipedia.
Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Dances and Wishes
Happy New Year!
On Sunday the 10th of February hundreds of people made their way to Nan Hua Temple in Bronkhorstspruit to celebrate the 2013 Chinese lunar New Year. According to the Chinese Zodiac calendar; 2013 is the year and the year of the snake or small dragon.
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