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Congratulations IIze Müller, Natlene and Cecile Nicha – you are the winners of the Consol Grip & Go Bottle Giveaway!
You will also be contacted via email to confirm you details, please respond to the email with your postal address. Thank you to everyone who entered and to Consol, who made this giveaway possible!
* Disclaimer: Winners have been randomly selected via the Rafflecopter form below, entries have been validated and prizes may
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Last week I visited The Constantia Gift Fair, which was held at SARDA in Cape Town and thought I would share some of the images I took. If you missed this Gift Fair you will be pleased to know that they will be holding another one in Durbanville!
The Durbanville Gift Fair is launching from the beautiful grounds of D’Aria Wine Estate on Racecourse road in Durbanville, it is a lifestyle event full of inspirational ideas and hand-picked innovative
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Utique is an amazing on-line gift boutique, which is all about showcasing the very best of South African creative talent by carefully selecting products from local designers, artists and small businesses.
They are passionate about finding and sharing those special pieces that customers assume are imported one-offs, never to be found again, but are actually produced in a tiny studio up the road. They have
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Last week I got to try out a new kind of monthly subscription box, from Lucky Dog Gift Services. By now you are all aware of the beauty and baby, monthly subscription boxes, which you can order on-line. Well Lucky Dog is somewhat different! It is a gift service especially for dogs. You subscribe and they will send your best friend a gift box filled with hand-picked, tail-wagging surprises every month.
From tasty treats to novel toys
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Yesterday 31 000 Capetonians took to the streets for the 2012 Discovery Cape Times Big Walk. The weather was perfect for a brisk walk along one of the 10 routes on offer on the day.
Participants could choose a walk that suited their fitness levels from 5km, 10km, 11km, 12km and 13km walks, to the longer and more gruelling 20km, 25km, 30km, 50km and 80km events. While most walks commenced between 07:00 and 10:00 at various locations around Cape
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