Welcome to Dargle Local Living. Click on the pages above to see who produces what in our valley. Contact them directly to buy, barter or share produce. A perfect day not to leave the Dargle. Stock up on all you need for lunch, ca.

I spent a week at Splashy Fen with the Sushi Sistas and had so much fun. We served up sensational vegan food all day, swam in the river, danced until late. It was Wonderland and definitely worth the trek.

We are the change we want to see. Growing up in rural Impendle, Lucia remembers her grandparents growing all the food they needed huge pumpkins, lots of. Sugar beans, mielies, chickens, goats, sheep and cows. My job was to fetch the water from the river far away, carrying big buckets on my head. I was always so happy when the rain came because that meant less work. Peel peaches and cut them in half. Dissolve the sugar in the water.

So much can be done with Two Rand. During my first and second year at school, I used to carry two Rand as my school pocket money and buy myself a quarter of bread with polony and an apple. For instance, you cannot buy the basic food like milk, bread and maize meal when you are short of two Rand. In Swayimane, which is a is a disadvantaged community.