Sir Abe Bailey‘s thatch guest cottage, below the railway, has been renovated. It was designed by Herbert Baker and built in 1909 only 4 years after Sir Abe Bailey’s home, Rust en Vrede was completed. It was thrilling to be on the site to see the waves crashing in front of the cottage. It must […]
by Delene Burman
Jon and I enjoyed a wonderful sunny day visiting farms in Rawsonville valley and Worcester valley. It is such a privilege that owners open their home for our members to view. We spent 2 nights in a lovely flat in a Cape Dutch house owned by Felix and Elizabeth.
by Delene BurmanI have so enjoyed “A Statement in Stone” by Michael Walker, a new book about Muizenberg-St. James-Kalk Bay’s early buildings and their architects, including Sir Herbert Baker. Michael Walker was born in St James. He has a lifetime of experiences and relationships on the False Bay coastline. This is his 14th book about the region. […]
by Delene Burman