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Pic © Gallo/Getty Images 26 30 60 contents Vol 5 No 8 Caring for our life source has become an absolute necessity for every human being. “ Read more on page 26 ” 12 Editor’s Letter 30 Garden Route Laura Cooke Festival time 14 Letters from Passengers 36 Morning Markets Your opinion counts Outdoor shopping experience 18 Keeping up with the Times 40 Zanzibar What’s happening in South Africa Postcard-perfect destination 20 How about That Spring Splash News in short 45 Pools, ponds and patios 50 Thakadu River Camp 22 Ballroom Dancing Bush getaway Trip the light fantastic 56 Hay fever 26 Mike Horn Beating the spring sneezes Extreme adventurer 60 Bonsai Miniature meditation 10 Reservations: 0861 345 345 74 76 82 contents Vol 5 No 8 The Cape is a veritable mecca for wine lovers, and there are far too many fantastic routes and wineries to experience in only one visit. “ Read more on page 76 ” 96 Colouring-In Competition 66 Rising Prices Fun for the little ones Feeling the pinch 99 Prime Circle In the air with 1time 74 Goldfish Fishies making a splash 100 On Cutting Edge Get it first 76 Cape Winelands A taste of what’s on offer 104 Flight Schedule 1time flight details 82 From The Showroom Floor The latest in motoring news 108 Touchdown News 1time news 90 Hondelewe Hoe om ‘n honde-metgesel te kies 110 Zanzibar Flight Menu A scrumptious selection 92 Freedom Toaster Software for everyone 112 Domestic Flight Menu What will it be? 98 Mousing Around Websites that will make you look twice 12 Reservations: 0861 345 345 www.1time.co.za 13 1time Airline Tel: +27 861 345 345 PUBLISHER: TCB Publishing PO Box 11273, Hatfield, 0028 Tel: +27 861 THE MAG Fax: +27 88 012 346 2367 It is a common pastime to muse over all the [email protected] things that we would like to do. 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