One of South Africa's hidden treasures thank you for showing me how amazing it is.

Those Corbelled houses (03 :40) are fairly commonplace in the Karoo.

Fraserburg has some really old and beautiful buildings.

Been dipping back into your earlier videos - all are great - however, the happy chatter between the two of you in the later ones definitely adds something extra special! I cannot tell you just how much I’m enjoying your travels with you both - thank you 🙏🏻

Nice church. Very peaceful. No shops or supermarkets🤘

Wow, thanks for the trip down memory lane! Was there during my high school years in the boarding school. It's a fact that the farmers keeps the towns economy alive.

Great to come across someone else who has been to Fraserburg! I approached it from the Williston side, it was mainly a dirt road and I was a bit apprehensive as a woman on my own, as it was over 100 kilometres, but I was impressed with the level of maintenance of the road and didn’t pass even one other vehicle! I am surprised you didn’t see Fraserburg’s iconic ‘pepper pot’, it is a national monument and is a quaint hexagonal tower, painted white, which has served initially as a market office, and later as a dominee’s office, a magistrate’s office and a library. It has a bell and that used to be rung to announce the nightly curfew in apartheid era days, so it is historically pretty significant. Next to it is a Karoo rock garden, full of typical Karoo plants and most of them were flowering when I was there in November. The pepper pot and garden were off down a side street so I suppose it isn’t the easiest site to find, though I think I glimpsed the pepper pot behind some trees in part of your video. I didn’t see the corbelled house, but the night before my visit to Fraserburg I stayed over in one on the Osfontein farm between Loxton and Carnarvon. Wow, what a fantastic experience, it was the highlight of my trip, and well worth a visit. Very comfortable accommodation too! From Fraserburg I went on to Leeu Gamka through a spectacular mountain pass. It was a most memorable day.

Majestic church towering above all👍

My great aunt Bessie died in Fraserburg at age 99... My great grandmother's closet is in the museum. My father often visited Fraserburg in his life

We left South Africa 40 years ago and really enjoy travelling with you guys, thank you for taking us along. We were a bit concerned that your travelling partner was rather quiet for part of your trip ( hope Sonja is well). 😀

I travel quite extensively due to my work, and the Karroo is my favorite region of the country. Like you, I am always on a time restricted itinerary. I also hear from the residents of these quaint and characterful places that it's a pity that more people don't visit them. BUT the interesting places mostly seem to be closed or operate according to strict time limits, which few seem to be willing to accommodate. So sad. Thanks for your wonderful videos. I enjoy seeing these places through your lens.

Thanks for showing me Frazerburg. Will never have time to visit those areas, and now you are taking me there. Thanks you guys

I was there 2 weeks ago. Stayed 3 nights. I live in C.T. Sadly a very high unemployment rate. Fascinating place nonetheless. I know 2 ladies that own several properties there. Bargain prices, on huge plots.

Wonderful to see a town where a church is both the biggest building and in the centre of town! My mom spent most of her childhood years in the Karoo and they were all active church members. She also has great memories of the starry skies over there. Hope you got to see that too during your stay!

I love your videos! I have travelled wide & far within South Africa while just watching you guys. Well done & keep it up.😍😍😍🥰

6:55 - Is that a chapel? Just wonder why such a small place would need two houses of prayer. Unless maybe two different denominations that don't like to share space.

Always churches, churches, churches, so boring.....