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  1. As part of the Winelands region of South Africa, the greater Stellenbosch area features an abundance of trails, one of which is the Bottelary Hills trails network. Covering a total of 76km, these trails offer scenic beauty and incredible views of the winelands, Table Mountain and False Bay, and combines a variety of different elements to form a well rounded MTB destination. The network can be accessed from 7 different starting points, all of which sell day passes and something to eat or drink, and it also happens to be a few hundred meters from my doorstep. Click here to view the article
  2. My Humblest apologies to the gentleman whose bag I found on the green route(via Hazendal) on Bottelary Hills on Sunday. Myself and my wife were walking up there and found the bag tucked away in the bushes. Wasn't sure if it was stolen, so I rather took it down with me in the hope of finding the rightful owner. I by chance randomly asked a gentleman on an MTB who looked like he just came off the trail whether he was up on Bottelary hills, and he in turn asked me if i found his bag...haha. Happy to have returned his bag to him...unhappy that i spoiled his picnic he wanted to have up there. So again...apologies Mr. Picnic man.
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