ISMAIL & TASMEENS COUNTRY RUN

The WildBuggers went on a beautiful scenic drive to the small town of Greyton.
Greyton owes much of its charm to the fact that its Cape Vernacular architectural heritage has remained largely intact. It is an extremely popular weekend and holiday destination for visitors who enjoy its combination of old-world charm and modern conveniences.
We met at Engen Winelands 1-stop at 8am leaving at 8:30am sharp.
Each car at the meeting point the morning, got a foodie bag with snacks for the road.
We drove from there, through Franschhoek and had our first stop on Franschhoek pass lookout point (10mins) group photo.
Our second stop was on the bridge at Theewaterskloof dam just for the scenery and a leg stretch (10mins).
From there make two more stops to enjoy the scenery and then drove into Greyton.
We drove to Greyton, to Twin Rivers Campsite where had potjiekos for lunch.
We fed some carrots to the horses.