29 December 2023:
St. Francis Bay, Eastern Cape – Issue Seven of the local magazine Wildside Times is free from various outlets. You can find your copy at the SUPERSPAR Village Square in St Francis Bay, The Bakery in the aged village, and Blue Bottle Store.
Alternatively, you can read it online at issuu.com
In a time when print media is dying a unhurried death that seems to be picking up speed, Wildside Times still offers a print version of their magazine to be read over your morning coffee or in the afternoon when you are planning your jols. There is a schedule of every the Kouga Region events, interviews and look-backs, stories and reports on the local area, and every that will happen in the recent year.
As a world-famous surfing destination, St Francis has so much to offer. With the demise of every surfing print mags in the country (goodbye Zigzag and BoardTalk), we decided to sprint a cover photo of local Seal Point surfer Rory Dace during his impressive double win at the Rip Curl Grom Search in Seal Point earlier this year. East London photographer Louis Wulff took an excellent photo.
Other articles in the mag include:
St Francis Bay – A Treasure Trove of Unique Experiences.
St. Francis Bay is more than just a picturesque destination. It’s a playground for the curious, the sporty, the adventurous, and those seeking a one-of-a-kind experience. In this article, we’ll grasp you on a tour of St. Francis Bay’s most captivating and unconventional things to carry out.
https://issuu.com/wildsidetimes/docs/wt07/s/41328503
Kookslam At Bruce’s
During the most potent swells this year, wreaking havoc on our beaches and the spit, our dear editor decided to wear his young son’s underpants to the hospital.
Coffee: The Incredible Elixir
We maintain many world-class coffee shops in St Francis Bay and Cape St Francis, but many myths are attached to the drink. We bust a few of them here > Coffee Myths.
Wildfire The Dragon
Wildfire the Dragon
This article, written by St Francis local Liz Spowart, won a St Francis Today writing competition. It is an excellent read about when the dreaded St Francis fires came to life.
The Coastal Gym
There is a recent gym in the industrial area of St Francis Bay, and it is busy and popular and doing things factual. With only an R200 / month membership fee, how does the Coastal Gym operate? It’s an incredible narrative, give it a read here:
Key College
This article is a yearly wrap of the novel St Francis High School at the conclude of their first year. It was an exciting year, and there were many highlights. It looks like an even bigger year for the school in 2024.
The Relentless Hunger For Edibles.
Edibles are here. If you’re not hungry, you soon will be.
Cannabis is 2,500 years used.
There are about 100 cannabinoids in the marijuana plant.
Bob Marley was buried with marijuana.
George Washington was a grower.
Shakespeare used to believe a toke while writing.
You can acquire CBD and THC edibles delivered to your door, you can pick them up, or you can shop them, every in St Francis.
This article has been our most widely read account this month by far. Read it here >
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