Blog - Page 9

Amohela ho Spitskop lies in a vast, magnificent valley, where time seems to stand still. For us however, the seasons seemed to fly by, and each month saw another milestone achieved. We improved, expanded, increased, so as to enhance the experience of visiting his beautiful place.

I've looked at clouds from both sides now, from up and down yet still somehow, it's cloud illusion I recall.... I really don't know clouds at all.
Judy Collins

White Storks arrive in South Africa from Europe in December or January and are with us for just a few weeks, often in large flocks numbering hundreds, here at Amohela ho Spitskop Conservancy they are usually accompanied by Abdims Storks too.

Imagine EASING into the summer of 2019 and dreaming of your POT OF GOLD in an awesome dwelling for just two people where 200 million year old sandstone enfolds you.

Standing at our Look Out point on the iconic Spitskop Mountain, a stunningly beautiful African morning looking East towards the majestic Maluti Mountains, in the Eastern Highlands of the Free State.