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ABOUT THIS BLOG: Note from blog creator, Jasper Cook

Usually, blogs invite readers to comment, with a text area to submit below each blog post. This blog doesn’t do that, but not because we don’t invite responses. We value them, and would prefer them emailed to us on hanglipkaroo@gmail.com

The reason we don’t feature instant responses like this is that this is a static blog, not a dynamic blog, and this is a static blog because that way it is hosted for free. If it included comments, that would fall away. We don’t at this stage want a “bells and whistles” blog.

About Hanglip

History

Rock art on Hanglip farm

We know more than we know. When we in the Karoo look at the stars, it is through the eyes of First People. The connection is complete enough between us, the stars and the First Nation, without anything else getting in between.

It was Xhabbo, interviewed in the Breakwater Prison by WH Bleek, who articulated the indefinable with the words

“There is a dream dreaming us”.

If that isn’t the best rendition of what spirituality, wonder, religion, whatever one wishes to call it, is, then please tell what is …

Modern History

Boer War

British soldier near Colesberg, Boer War

NB: Tenchnical details of this blog have been moved to another page.

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