Issue #19
Welcome to our May/June 2026 edition. As autumn settles in, enjoy stories from across our valley — from the Cape Epic and GAWS celebrations to the quiet wisdom of charity shops, hiking safety, and the craft of Old Coach Road.
When we think about the weather in Greyton, we tend to look at the mountains, the clouds rolling in from the coast, or the cold fronts approaching from the south.…
From the Editor
Winter Check-Up: A Proactive Approach to Your Health
Mother Mary Comes to Me - Arundhati Roy
The Nest Baby Haven: A Soft Landing for the Tiniest Lives
Thank You, Greyton — You Were EPIC!
A Safe Space to Shine: Arts and Culture at Greyton’s Red Cross
oving to a new town can be daunting, especially to a country village like Greyton where every-one seems to know everyone else, and you feel like the outsider but step…
Hiking Safely in Greyton
Unsung Hero: Nicky Burnell – Growing Riders, Building Futures
I have just returned from a desert horse-riding trek through the Moroccan Sahara long days in the saddle, endless horizons, and the kind of silence you only find far from…
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Meet the editor: A UNIQUE SPIRIT
Penny Sparrowhawk
A Life of a Greyton Vet - an interview with Sarah Viljoen
Greyton’s Conservation Society and the Greyton Nature Programme
The Path of Eldership: Andries Latier’s Journey
The Greyton ‘Galloping Gazelles’ Take on the Alikreukel trail
Emil Weder Matric Dance 2026
Mallet news
AI and Investing: Powerful Tool, not a Replacement.
Greyton: The Accidental Blue Zone (With Better Coffee and Fewer Rules)
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