Making New Friends at Thorny Creek Brewery

by Abigail | Sep 27, 2020 | Inspiration, Out & About, Personal, Videos

We recently made some new friends at the Thorny Creek Brewery… In this video we take you to the Thorny Creek Brewery Saturday Market in Oudtshoorn where we sampled craft beer and got to know some of the locals! WATCH NEXT: ?? Leaving city life for country life...

My own Personal Brand Trailer

by Abigail | Sep 21, 2020 | Business, Personal, Videos

I’ve been chatting to a number of women recently about helping them create their personal brand videos. The penny has well and truly dropped about the importance of video in a broader personal brand strategy. With businesses moving to more remote setups and...

Our First Adventures in Oudsthoorn [video]

by Abigail | Aug 22, 2020 | News, Out & About, Personal, Videos

What are you doing in Oudsthoorn? I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been asked that in the last few months. The truth is… I’m living and I’m learning! Living a completely different life to the one I left behind in Cape Town and...

Sunrise on Women’s Day

by Abigail | Aug 10, 2020 | Out & About, Personal, Videos

Over the past few years when 9th August rolls around I’m usually been doing a photo shoot, or photographing an event or I may even be on the stage at one of those events. Women’s Day in South Africa is an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the...

We Moved! Leaving City Life for Country Life! [video]

by Abigail | Jun 19, 2020 | Out & About, Personal, Videos

After living in our tiny apartment in Cape Town for the last 6 years, we’re finally taking the step and making the big change that we should have made at least 4 years ago! It’s been on our minds for a long time but you know how it goes….comfort...

Lockdown Walks in Cape Town – How things have changed!

by Abigail | Jun 9, 2020 | Personal, Videos

My hubby and I live in a tiny loft apartment, so this lockdown has really hit us hard. We haven’t been able to go outside at all, unless it’s to get groceries. I recognise we’re still EXTREMELY privileged relative to many South Africans, though, and...