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An illustrated talk

An illustrated talk

Author: Higginson Keath
Date: 2015-03-20
A land repairing itself through hard-work, new roads, fields of cereals and terraces of vegetable gardening.

A country of visual delights and senses. Visit the 17th century castles, 1000 year-old rock churches - still in use, the spectacular Blue Nile Falls, the gentle endemic gelada baboons in the Simien Mountains, endemic plants and bird life and witness the ceremonial processions and treasures of the Orthodox Christian Church dating from the 4th Century.

The Botanical Society of South Africa KZN Coastal Branch presents -

Visit Ethiopia north of Addis Ababa - Where the Ancient World and Africa meet

Monday, 30 March 2015 at 18h00 at Durban Botanic Gardens Visitors Centre, John Zikhali Rd (formerly Sydenham Rd), Durban.

Entrance includes refreshments: R35 for members of BotSoc and the Friends of Durban Botanic Gardens and R45 for non-members; students with cards R25. Please pay at the door. Proceeds to BotSoc branch projects. Bookings / enquiries: please email: botsoc-kzn@mweb.co.za / tel: 031 201 5111 / cell: 071869 3693.