I started 2Summers 15 years ago this month. In recognition of this milestone, I reminisce about one Joburg blog post from each of the past 15 years.

I drove to KZN to watch the Comrades Marathon -- the Ultimate Human Race. Here is a day-by-day account of my experience and survival tips.

I recently went to the Northcliff branch of Makotis, an iconic Joburg fabric shop. It's a great option for those who don't feel like trekking to town.

Thorsten and I drove Greylene, the Suzuki Jimny, up Sani Pass, the most famous border post between South Africa and Lesotho.

I spent five days on an Inventure in the wilderness of the Great Karoo, disconnecting from all devices and reconnecting with myself.

Back in December, Thorsten and I spent three days at Phophonyane Falls in Eswatini and re-entered SA via the Barberton Geotrail.

I've never had any interest in motosports. But spinning, a uniquely South African phenomenon, has captured my imagination.

At the end of our holiday road trip, Thorsten and I spent three days glamping in a tipi at Kokivlle Homestead.

After four months of inactivity, 2Summers is back. Here's why I disappeared and what I've been up to.

We spent three days in December seeing the sights along the southern Panorama Route in Mpumalanga province.

Thorsten and I spent a Sunday morning hanging out at 44 Stanley, having breakfast and browsing through shops.

Thorsten and I spent an hour at Indwe Park, a garden on the Liberty campus in Braamfontein. It's a beautiful bit of nature in downtown Jozi.