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The Anglican church: a rarity in these parts
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dutch_anna Says: Although I don't like Rooibos Tea, I found the visit of the museum interesting:-)
raraavis Says: Rooibos tea is originally grown in the Cedarburg mountains outside of Clanwilliam. So while you are here, pick up some Rooibos tea. Uncaffeinated and very yummy.
Superspar: Your one stop shop for food and drink!
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Be sure to drive the gorgeous Pakhuis Pass
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Grave of the Afrikaans poet C. Louis Leipoldt
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Experience 5000 year old rock art in SA
YellowPitts Says: Here is a destination that is accessible to travellers in a hired car, yet it is way off the tourist routes.The Cederberg Mountains is close to (the nearest town) of Clanwilliam, which is about 200kms North of Cape Town International airport. It is an overwhelming experience...
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Good, oldfashioned hotel in the main street. Good cooking.
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Clanwilliam is a very nice small town, with old, white houses and many flowers. It was the home, in the 19th century, of Dr. Nortier, who introduced the Rooibos tea to the world. You can visit his...
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