#capturesite

[thelifesway]

A Walk Towards the Nelson Mandela Capture Site, Howick, South Africa -  

Hi Friends, Nelson Mandela Capture Site is built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the capture of Nelson Mandela in Howick, South Africa. For more information do check out my blog post - https://www.thelifesway.com/2020/05/n... Thanks, Aashish Rai Jain #NelsonMandela #NelsonMandelaCaptureSite #Howick #SouthAfrica #TheLifesWay #PhotoYatra #TravelBlogger #TechBlogger #SouthAfricanYoutuber

[impossibledelusionkryptonite]

Nelson Mandela Capture Site 3 of 4 #southafrica #southafrican #southafricanadventure #beautifulsouthafrica #beautifulafrica #africanadventure #africa #travel #travelphotography #travelafrica #travelsouthafrica #aboutsouthafrica #aboutafrica #wowsouthafrica #lovesouthafrica #thisissouthafrica #southafricathroughmyeyes #southafricathroughmyeye #nelsonmandela #mandela #capturesite "On 5 August 1962, an otherwise ordinary piece of road along the R103, roughly three kilometres outside Howick in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, suddenly took on profound consequence. Armed apartheid police flagged down a car in which Nelson Mandela was pretending to be the chauffeur. Having succeeded in evading capture by apartheid operatives for 17 months, Mandela had just paid a clandestine visit to African National Congress (ANC) president Chief Albert Luthuli’s Groutville home to report back on his African odyssey, and to request support in calling for an armed struggle. It was in this dramatic way, at this unassuming spot, that Nelson Mandela was finally captured, and proceeded to disappear from public view for the next 27 years. Marking the 50-year anniversary of what began Nelson Mandela’s “long walk to freedom” – and the piece of land that, quite randomly, irrevocably altered the history of South Africa – is a quietly powerful new sculpture, set into the environment of this silently potent space. The extraordinary sculpture by artist Marco Cianfanelli comprises 50 steel column constructions – each between 6.5 and 9.5 metres tall – set into the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands landscape" Excerpt from: https://www.brandsouthafrica.com/people-culture/mandela/capture-site-open (at Howick, KwaZulu-Natal)

[captaintraveltoes]

What do I like about cycling? The feel of the wind on my face. This picture capturesit well.

[senjamin]

New movie, can't say much about it, but I just can't help myself. #spoileralert #its all about #JamesSpader breaking into your house where he meticulously folds your laundry while lecturing you about the finer points of using vinegar In your wash. And you can't say anything, you're completely paralyzed from being so incredibly turned on and creeped out at the same time. #bob #twinpeaks #pdxphoto #instapics #love #loveithis #likeforlike #likeforlike #Bortolottiarts, Bortolottipics, #creepy #breakingin, #picoftheday #awesome #amazing #selfie #beingsilly #promotionalshotsgonedownhill #makeyoulookbeautiful #makeyoulookgreat, #bestunderratedphotographer #invisionstheshot #hassomuxhfun #joytoworkwith #makesmodelingfun #greatshot #amazingartist #capturesit #funnyphotos #setphotography #sethspics #sethsphotography #sethbenjaminBortolotti #senjamin #senjiman #openyourmind #beintheworldbutnotofit #BeStrong #dontbeafollower #integrit #expression #embrace #embraceyourself #knowyourpower #foward #iknowworth #givetheworldyourgift #loveforlove #dontbeafraid #exerciseyourmind #exploreideas #imagine #connection #connected #weareconnected #selfiepromoshoot #havingfun #itsokaytolikeyourself (at Portland, Oregon)

[steenc]

Today 2 years ago a great man past away... #nelsonmandela #mandela #memorial #madiba #sculpture #art #design #mustsee #landmark #capturesite #howick #kwazulunatal #southafrica #greatness #tribute #heroes #life #thanks #remember #history (at The Nelson Mandela Capture Site)

[nicolawaller]

"May your choices reflect your hopes not your fears" Madiba #capturesite #Mandela #Madiba (at The Nelson Mandela Capture Site)

[yannivosloo]

Tata #Madiba #capturesite #kzn #midlands #familytime #bestfriends

[erasmo99]

3/3 monochromatics series #mandelamonument #capturesite #shotleft #monochromatic (at The Nelson Mandela Capture Site)

[kailene001]

#nelsonmandela #howick #capturesite #truthcafe

[spiritrill]

#capturesite #Nelson #Mandela #southafrica #neverforgotten

[travelwithlamb]

Finally got to see this... #Madiba #CaptureSite

[impossibledelusionkryptonite]

Nelson Mandela Capture Site 1 #southafrica #southafrican #southafricanadventure #beautifulsouthafrica #beautifulafrica #africanadventure #africa #travel #travelphotography #travelafrica #travelsouthafrica #aboutsouthafrica #aboutafrica #wowsouthafrica #lovesouthafrica #thisissouthafrica #southafricathroughmyeyes #southafricathroughmyeye #nelsonmandela #mandela #capturesite "On 5 August 1962, an otherwise ordinary piece of road along the R103, roughly three kilometres outside Howick in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, suddenly took on profound consequence. Armed apartheid police flagged down a car in which Nelson Mandela was pretending to be the chauffeur. Having succeeded in evading capture by apartheid operatives for 17 months, Mandela had just paid a clandestine visit to African National Congress (ANC) president Chief Albert Luthuli’s Groutville home to report back on his African odyssey, and to request support in calling for an armed struggle. It was in this dramatic way, at this unassuming spot, that Nelson Mandela was finally captured, and proceeded to disappear from public view for the next 27 years. Marking the 50-year anniversary of what began Nelson Mandela’s “long walk to freedom” – and the piece of land that, quite randomly, irrevocably altered the history of South Africa – is a quietly powerful new sculpture, set into the environment of this silently potent space. The extraordinary sculpture by artist Marco Cianfanelli comprises 50 steel column constructions – each between 6.5 and 9.5 metres tall – set into the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands landscape" With thanks. Excerpt from: https://www.brandsouthafrica.com/people-culture/mandela/capture-site-open (at Nelson Mandela Capture Site)

[mylovelywednesdays-blog]

Awesome stop-off today! #nelsonmandela #capturesite #sculpture #awesome #midlands

[chloe-swingez]

#nelsonmandela #capturesite #southafrica #madiba

[impossibledelusionkryptonite]

Nelson Mandela Capture Site 2 of 4 #southafrica #southafrican #southafricanadventure #beautifulsouthafrica #beautifulafrica #africanadventure #africa #travel #travelphotography #travelafrica #travelsouthafrica #aboutsouthafrica #aboutafrica #wowsouthafrica #lovesouthafrica #thisissouthafrica #southafricathroughmyeyes #southafricathroughmyeye #nelsonmandela #mandela #capturesite "On 5 August 1962, an otherwise ordinary piece of road along the R103, roughly three kilometres outside Howick in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, suddenly took on profound consequence. Armed apartheid police flagged down a car in which Nelson Mandela was pretending to be the chauffeur. Having succeeded in evading capture by apartheid operatives for 17 months, Mandela had just paid a clandestine visit to African National Congress (ANC) president Chief Albert Luthuli’s Groutville home to report back on his African odyssey, and to request support in calling for an armed struggle. It was in this dramatic way, at this unassuming spot, that Nelson Mandela was finally captured, and proceeded to disappear from public view for the next 27 years. Marking the 50-year anniversary of what began Nelson Mandela’s “long walk to freedom” – and the piece of land that, quite randomly, irrevocably altered the history of South Africa – is a quietly powerful new sculpture, set into the environment of this silently potent space. The extraordinary sculpture by artist Marco Cianfanelli comprises 50 steel column constructions – each between 6.5 and 9.5 metres tall – set into the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands landscape" Excerpt from: https://www.brandsouthafrica.com/people-culture/mandela/capture-site-open (at Howick, KwaZulu-Natal)

[erasmo99]

2/3 monochromatics series ##mandelamonument #capturesite #shotleft #monochromatic (at The Nelson Mandela Capture Site)