WALKING TOGETHER INTO 2026 . . . with The Sunset Ladies The end of the year hike took place at Hermanus along the Cliff path, transitioning from mountain hikes to a coastal trail.
T his 12 km hike was thoroughly celebrate the year's adventures filled with stories, laughter, challenges, and learning experiences. enjoyed, followed by a photoshoot at Fernkloof Nature Reserve to
Previous visits have prompted encour- agement from family and friends there to engage local youth. Assistance in setting up a Back-a-buddy fundraiser is sought. Gratitude is expressed to the parents of Sunset Group and the dedicated members of Sunset Ladies for their support and shared vision. elderly from Greyton and surrounding communities in outings to botanical gardens and hot springs. Additionally, there's a wish to involve the youth from Ashton, my father's birthplace, where opportunities are limited.
Looking ahead to 2026, there are plans to tackle the Boesmanskloof hiking trail, Tsitsikamma National Park, and Ceder- berg in partnership with a Johannesburg hiking group. The desire for personal transport in 2026 aims to include the
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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2026
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