Slideshow: Down Cradock way
Duncan Ferguson, 84, a former railway worker, amateur genealogist and renowned collector of Cradock memorabilia
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
A hotel worker delivers flowers to one of Die Tuishuise, restored Victorian cottages on Market Street, Cradock
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
An early nineteenth-century hot-water bottle, used by Boer settlers in the area, displayed in the Great Fish River Museum
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Graffiti carved by a British soldier in the Anglo-Boer War who was stationed on this koppie overlooking Cradock
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
The Great Fish River winding through Cradock. For decades, it marked the frontier between colonial territory and the Xhosa chiefdoms
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Image by: BRAM LAMMERS
Bram Lammers stopped off in Cradock, one of the Karoo's nicest little towns
Once home to poet Guy Butler and writer Olive Schreiner - famed for her A Story Of An African Farm - Cradock has escaped the decay that has affected so many other Platteland towns. Photographer Bram Lammers stopped in for a look
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