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FIT FOODIE: A boma under an old oak in the Karoo — for another old oke

A long life can still teach you things, even if it might seem a little late to learn something new. Like being the oldest guy in training at your gym. And planning other activities too – of the culinary kind.

Published Oct 16, 2026 · 3:30 PMOriginal source: Daily Maverick3 reads
FIT FOODIE: A boma under an old oak in the Karoo — for another old oke
A long life can still teach you things, even if it might seem a little late to learn something new. Like being the oldest guy in training at your gym. And planning other activities too – of the culinary kind.
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