1. This Vincent Black Shadow motorbike, which once set a world speed record, has sold for £113,500 at auction

A roaring success! Vincent Black Shadow motorbike which broke speed record in 1952 sells for £113,500

      A vintage motorbike which once set a world speed record has sold for an astonishing £113,500 (R1 554 726.00) at auction. The 1952 Vincent 998cc... Full story

It Will All Be Alright in the End

    While the world was reeling in the wake of bombs in Boston, explosions in Texas, shrapnel in Syria, bullets in Ballito and a huge state... Full story

Train Your Dog with Confidence

  Like children, your dog is often watching you and learning from your actions and reactions. Training is not just a formal five, 10 or 15... Full story

Fly Fishing

"My biggest worry is that my wife (when I'm dead) will sell my fishing gear for what I said I paid for it." ~ Koos Brandt~ ... Full story

Jet Ski Fishing Action

It is a different way of fishing, it’s exciting, you can move around pretty quick, it is easy, it is cheaper than a boat, it's a challenge because you have no help so it's you and your catch, it’s nice to go out and fish together as a group and this is the safe way to do it. There are more reasons than these but I guess for me it’s the excitement of the speed in getting to where you want to be pretty quickly and most of all, meeting new Jet Ski fishermen and going out fishing as a group. ... Full story


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Dave Charles - Brief Overview Dave Charles – award winning (Loerie, ATKV Crescendo, NTVA three times) broadcaster, television producer, editor, writer and storyteller. He spent five years in Zululand working on the battlefields in partnership with the late David Rattray. Dave is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, the SA representative and Fellow of the Anglo Zulu War Historical society. He holds a BA Dram Art degree from The University of the Witwatersrand and he has recently been cited among the first recipients of the inaugural Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi Gold Medal for Service to the Zulu People together with David Rattray (posthumous), Sir Stanley Baker (posthumous) Prof John Laband and author Ian Knight.
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