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Willowmore

Willowmore, Eastern Cape, South Africa

23 December 2015 By admin

A www.MyZA.co.za Eastern Cape South Africa selected video for you: Willowmore was officially established in 1874 after starting out as a trading centre on the farm, The Willows. According to some, Willowmore was named after William Joseph Moore, who occupied the farm "The Willows" on which the town was laid out. More romantically, there are … [Read more...] about Willowmore, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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