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Cleaning Up Clarens: Recycling Centre

Clarens News managed to catch up with Evon Els and her helpers Mojalefa and Palo outside the Recycling Centre just after the beerfest.   Evon...

14th February 2014

Wouldn’t you know it: Valentine’s Day has come around again, much the same time as last year.  And the year before that.  In fact, checking...

24th January, 2014

I have really tried hard to write about birds this week.  I really have.  But when a rumour of global proportions does the rounds, what...

Sightseeing/Self-drive

[post_grid id=”14833″]   Self-drive routes – An introduction Clarens to Afriski (Lesotho) Basotho Cultural Village Clarens to Vulture Restaurant: Golden Gate National Park Ash river outfall...

Art and Craft

Art Clarens is so well-known for its art and craft that it is often referred to as the Art Mecca of South Africa.  And given...

17th January 2014

Imagine the Clarens Sector Police Forum.  Imagine them engaged in earnest discussion of matters politic, community policing and social responsibility.  Stern, upright men of letters;...

10th January 2014

I promised you birds last week, and birds you shall get.  Well, a few anyway.  First, the baby Ostriches over the Nek are not so...

Clarens Night Sky : A beginners guide to watching stars

Clarens is renowned for its fresh mountain air and as a result our starry skies are absolutely impeccable. Why not follow and learn from them...

Clarens Night Skies: Ophiuchus – The Snakeholder

  The Ophiuchus Constellation, also known as “The Snakeholder”, lies on the celestial equator and is depicted as a man holding an enormous snake with both hands....

Taurus

  One of the oldest known constellations Taurus, also known as “The Bull”, houses many fascinating objects nestled in the darkness of our skies. The constellation dates...