The Forestry Museum documents the development of the timber sector in South Africa as well as the evolution of forestry practices over time. Exhibits also emphasize the importance of forests ecologically and the ways in which technology has shaped the course of forestry history. Open Monday to Friday 08h00-13h00, 14h00-16h00 Saturday 08h00-12h00
The Forestry Museum documents the development of the timber sector in South Africa as well as the evolution of forestry practices over time. Exhibits also emphasize the importance of forests ecologically and the ways in which technology has shaped the course of forestry history.
Open Monday to Friday 08h00-13h00, 14h00-16h00
Saturday 08h00-12h00
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This replica of a Creusot siege cannon stands 21 km from Sabie on the breathtaking Long Tom Pass (R37) and is a stoic reminder of the areas war history. The monument marks the spot where in September 1900, two of these cannons were use for the last time by the Boer commandos against the British […]