Registration at Rhodes was fairly painless. My Rhodent status is now confirmed by the requisite unflattering likeness fused onto plastic.
The day’s welcomes and introductions left me a with a bit of daylight to take a short photo-walk down Somerset Road.
Institute for the Study of English in Africa (ISEA) on St Peters Campus, Rhodes University, and home of the MA Creative Writing programme.
When the Grahamstown gaol closed in 1975, it had been the oldest functioning prison in the Republic of South Africa.
HAVE YOU MOVED TO GRAHAMSTOWN? HOW DID I MISS THIS?
I’ve not:) I have to go to Grahamstown for two weeks out of each year as part of a two-year part-time MA programme.
The G-Spot! Wow – now those pics bring back memories…
It’s also one of the loveliest campuses I’ve been on.
Cool pics. Followed a link from a friends FB profile. High street looks the same as it did in 98 when I was there.
Seems like a picturesque village in Europe…Love the pics! Loving them, please can we have some more 🙂
I’m not especially nostalgic, but you’ve brought out the sap in me. Gorgy pics.
Looks quaint – reminds me of Kimberly for some reason…
It looks so beautiful – almost like a little European village. I have a thing for old doors too and that one is gorgeous.