SAOTA & jaco booyens revive 18th-century buffelsdrift farm in south africa
During restoratiom, SAOTA and booyens followed buffelsdrift's original construction techniques of dutch settlers.
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During restoratiom, SAOTA and booyens followed buffelsdrift's original construction techniques of dutch settlers.
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© Adam Letch The restoration involved a cluster of Cape buildings in a valley beneath the Swartberg mountain range, consisting of a main house and two barns, plus a store. A short way off is a flat-roofed building, typical of the Ladismith style, which was originally used as a wine store. Other structures on the property include a contemporary shed, a cottage further up a hill and a graveyard. © Adam Letch The house, barns and wine store were all restored. SAOTA director Greg Truen, who acquired the farm in 2016, notes that while minor additions and modern alterations had been made to the b...