Tokeloshe

Hello, I’m Linda, and I’m pleased to welcome you to my Website.

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We were born in South Africa, and Afrikaans is still our first language,
but Canada has been our home for nearly 30 years now.

Somewhere along the way we became happily married grandparents,
which is one of the great adventures of life.

You click this link to get in touch with me.

In the summer we go camping, mostly in Alberta, Canada.

You can read more about our boondocking chronicles by clicking on the image above.

Boondocking gives us the best opportunities to photograph Alberta’s wild horses.

Watch my playlist of wild horses on my YouTube channel.

Visit my website to explore more photos and read stories about Alberta’s wild horses.

You’ll also occasionally meet Erik, our loyal creative companion.

He’s a Blue Border Heeler (an Australian Cattle Dog / Border Collie hybrid) who believes strongly in three important things: Camping, riding on the quad, going to the park as often as possible

He’s affectionate and clever and has a sense of humour that sometimes makes me suspect he knows more than he lets on.

A few years ago, an osteoarthritis diagnosis led us to try a low-carb diet. It significantly reduced my pain and helped me lose weight. Although we still enjoy pizza and bagels occasionally, our overall health and habits have completely transformed.

Check out a few of my tried-and-tested Low Carb recipes linked in the image above.

I love steampunk and enjoy keeping art journals, working with mixed media, creating scrapbooks, blogging, and playing on the computer. I'm also interested in reading, hiking, camping, family research, travel photography and doing creative things.

I use my blog as an online journal where I gather, arrange, and share items that I find interesting.

I have been blogging at WordPress for over 15 years.

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“In Zulu mythology, Tikoloshe, Tokoloshe or Hili is a dwarf-like water sprite.

It is considered a mischievous and evil spirit that can become invisible by drinking water.
Tokoloshes are called upon by malevolent people to cause trouble for others.

At its least harmful a tokoloshe can be used to scare children, but its power extends to causing illness or even the death of the victim.

The creature might be banished by a n’anga (witch doctor), who has the power to expel it from the area.” –Wikipedia