And I am back.

This time with a couple of news, firstly I have moved from my home country (Botswana) to live in South Africa due to personal reasons that I can't divulge as yet ;). But yes, though I will miss staying in Botswana and my family and friends, I had to make this move.

Now being new to Johannesburg, South Africa, hasn't been that easy more so that I know a handful of people and I am still trying to get my feet on the ground, I've been engaging in a couple of activities that will obviously keep the blog running. There is a lot to explore in South Africa and I am hoping to be your medium on what to do where to go. So let's start with this here post.

So one activity I engaged in was going to the Johannesburg Botanical Garden. It is rather unfortunate that the gardens/parks we have in Botswana are not as taken care of like this one, but I will not dwell on that as I am not comparing the two countries. I went to the park with my hubby on a random Sunday afternoon. 

Upon arrival at the garden, we found it to be very child-friendly, serene and quite scenic as it was by the Emmarentia Dam. Also, the garden was quite huge,81 hectares to be precise, which made for more space for those having functions and picnics to be able to host there. Below are the images at the garden.