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Naries Namakwa Retreat
Monday, February 4, 2013
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Paarl chef visits the kitchen...
What a privilege to help others unleash their potential.
Please check out the blog posted by Barbara (Barbara Williamson attends Chef School!) after visiting the Naries kitchen for exposure.
Barbara Williamson - www.mcmmiqlat.blogspot.com
Thank you Institute for Hospitality & Leadership (www.innpact.co.za) and Monte Christo Miqlat for making this possible.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
NARIES' new website, www.naries.co.za
Naries is a
beautiful & romantic hideaway on the edge of the Spektakelberg between
Springbok and Kleinzee. We offer a unique experience amid spectacular scenery.
We are well positioned for exploring the greater Namakwa Region from the
Richtersveld in the north to the shipwrecks in the west, and during the
wild-flower season, we are right where the action is … CHECK OUT OUR NEW
WEBSITE FOR SOME INSPIRATION TODAY….. www.naries.co.za
Monday, February 27, 2012
Orphaned Baby “Ella” – now part of the Naries Family…
During breakfast on Friday morning, our guests (Andre and Andrien Joubert) noticed a baby springbok standing completely alone in the field.
Sadly, upon further investigation, Francis (one of our staff members) came across another calf that had already died. There was no sign of their mother. There has been a drought of late and we assume that she was taken by a hungry cheetah or some other wild animal.
Luckily we could manage to catch the baby Springbok and took her in for care. We named the baby springbok “Ella”. Andrien (one of our guests) and Ella bonded immediately and by the way “Ella” cuddled herself in Andrien’s neck, we new a love affair has just started!
We took some advice from a nearby farmer and managed to mix up a concoction of milks to form colostrum for baby “Ella”. She started to take the bottle with colostrum and drank everything without hesitation! We can joyfully say that she is fit and healthy! She even kicks like a Springbok goal scorer!
Wait… “Ella” is calling… We will keep you posted…
Sadly, upon further investigation, Francis (one of our staff members) came across another calf that had already died. There was no sign of their mother. There has been a drought of late and we assume that she was taken by a hungry cheetah or some other wild animal.
Luckily we could manage to catch the baby Springbok and took her in for care. We named the baby springbok “Ella”. Andrien (one of our guests) and Ella bonded immediately and by the way “Ella” cuddled herself in Andrien’s neck, we new a love affair has just started!
We took some advice from a nearby farmer and managed to mix up a concoction of milks to form colostrum for baby “Ella”. She started to take the bottle with colostrum and drank everything without hesitation! We can joyfully say that she is fit and healthy! She even kicks like a Springbok goal scorer!
Wait… “Ella” is calling… We will keep you posted…
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