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fter living in Cape Town for most of our lives, my husband and I made a
decision to ‘downsize’ from a big city to a smaller town and moved our
family to Knysna around six months ago. Friends and family would ask
us “why Knysna?” My answer would be “why not?”
What would have been impossible in our line of work even five years ago, high speed
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[email protected] internet has given us the freedom to base ourselves wherever we wish to live, and a
ACCOUNTS no difference to how we work. Add in a few trips to Cape Town and Johannesburg
smaller town in a beautiful part of the country suits us perfectly so far. As most of my
interactions with both our readers and clients are done via email it has actually made
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during the year and work carries on as it did before.
Living in Knysna is obviously different to being on holiday and that has taken some
getting used to. After nearly six months we are finally starting to feel like we live here
permanently and are not going to be going ‘home’ next week. Knysna is interesting
SUBSCRIBE in that I find it far more cosmopolitan than Cape Town. Whether you live in a mansion
SOUTH AFRICA get a far more realistic snapshot of the true South Africa than you ever do living in the
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at Pezula or in the location on the hillside everyone shops in a fairly small CBD. You
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suburbs of Cape Town. It’s more raw and noisy but feels that much more authentic.
The one benefit for people living in the Knsyna locations is that their workplace is
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