Discover Kaapsehoop https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Our Work Notable Burials at Kaapsehoop Rainfall History of Kaapsehoop (1892–1992) Stories of the Past Duivels Kantoor The Soldiers Remembered Here Telegraph Station K1 War and Recovery (1899-1924) Australian Soldiers at Scot’s Camp The Royal Scots Detachment The Hexagonal Fort Mobilisation Before the War Scot’s Camp Signal Hill The Diggers’ Six-Point Charter The Phthisis Settlement Veld Ponde Kaapsehoop and the De Kaap Goldfields Commissioners Plein School Nel’s Cottage The Revival Era (1980’s – Present) Quite Years & Decline (1930’s to 1970’s) The Kaapsehoop Story From Duivels Kantoor to Kaapsche Hoop Kaapsehoop Historical Cemetery Adams Calander From Gold Rush to Mining Industry The Geology of Kaapsehoop Kaapsehoop: A Layered Human Landscape The Birth of Kaapsehoop Waterfalls Birding in Kaapsehoop Delville Wood Remembrance Parade Kaapsehoop Biodiversity Safety Guidelines Ecology & Behaviour The Herds of Kaapsehoop Threats and Conservation Viewing Tips The Staff Work of the Anglo-Boer War (1901 Edition) Behind the Scenes in the Transvaal (Annotated Edition) The Elswick Battery Diaries (1899-1902) Golden South Africa: (1888 Edition) British and Boers in South Africa (1900 Edition) Jock of the Bushveld (1907) The De Kaap Gold Fields (1883 Edition) The Memoirs of Paul Kruger – Four-Time President of the South African Republic (1902 Edition) My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War (1902) Home