Description

Picnic site 6 is located within our indigenous forest, it is a nice open spot under two massive Karee (SA Tree No: 386, Searsia Lancea, also known as Rooikaree, Mokalabata, Monhlohlo, Motshakhutshakhu, Inhlangutshane, Mosinabele, Mosilabele, Mosabele, Mosilabele, Mushakaladza, Umhlakotshane. The fruits at picnic site 6 are edible and were once used as an important ingredient of mead or honey beer. The word Karee is said to be the original Khoi word for mead. (Source http://pza.sanbi.org) The trees offer lots of heavy overhead shade, an ideal spot for larger groups of people. The spot is also close to one of the animal drinking troughs, which attract many birds throughout the day.