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Infant Folding Small Slippery Slide Up And Down Like Folding Single Slide Slippery Slide Toy Specifications: Name: Folding Small Slippery Slide Material: PE Plastics Color: Yellow + Green Weight: 5kg Product Size: 73*33*70cm Packaging: Cardboard Box Packaging Size: 43*42*27cm Applicable age: 1 years old-4 years old Features: Adopt a new environmentally friendly plastic materials, harmless to children. Up and down the slide can exercise the child's thinking ability, and promote the healthy body. Exercise the child's judgment and adjust ability. Foldable, space-saving, easy for baby to play anywhere. It is the best toy for parent-child interaction. Package Includes: 1 x Folding Small Slippery Slide

Description Premium Herbal Non-GMO Project Verified Dietary Supplement Certified Authentic Tru-ID Vegetarian Health through the power of nature, that's what it means to Trust the Leaf. Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra) bark is used for its soothing and emollient effects. Our Slippery Elm is carefully tested and produced to superior quality standards. Suggested Use Take 4 capsules three times daily with warm water between mealtimes. Other Ingredients Plant-derived capsule (modified cellulose), cellulose, magnesium stearate. Gluten free. No sugar, salt, yeast, wheat, corn, soy, dairy products, artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. Warnings Caution: If pregnant or nursing, consult a healthcare professional before use. Slippery Elm should not be taken together with any medications as it may interfere with their absorption. Keep out of reach of children. Safety sealed with printed outer shrinkwrap and inner seal. Do not use if either is broken or missing. Visit Manufacturer's Website

Description Dietary Supplement Ulmus Rubra Green Screened Discussion: Slippery Elms inner bark becomes slippery when moistened. This slippery property is a result of the barks mucilage content Suggested Use Use only as directed. Take two capsules two or three times daily with a meal or glass of water. Other Ingredients Gelatin capsule and magnesium stearate. Solaray s that No ingredients other than those listed on this label have been added to this product. Warnings Do not use if safety seal is broken or missing. Keep out of reach of children. Keep your licensed health care practitioner informed when using this product. Store in a cool, dry place. Visit Manufacturer's Website

Description USDA Organic Herbal Supplement Non-Irradiated Kosher Certified Organic by QAI Slippery Elm is a small tree native to North America. The bark is harvested from the tree in the early spring and the outer bark is scraped off, leaving the mucilage-rich inner bark. The soothing mucilage is used in ointments, poultices, throat lozenges and skin care products. Botanical name: Ulmus rubra Muhl. Other Ingredients Certified organic slippery elm inner bark (ulmus rubra) Visit Manufacturer's Website

Description Herbal Throat Support Herbal Supplement Slippery Elm (Ulmas Rubra) is a tree native to North America. The inner bark has been used for generations to soothe minor throat irritation associated with exposure to dust, excessive talking and other everyday activities. These Planetary Herbals Slippery Elm Lozenges are tangerine flavored for great taste. Suggested Use 1 lozenge as needed. Do not exceed 10 lozenges daily. For optimal results, allow lozenge to slowly dissolve in the mouth for prolonged contact with the throat. Other Ingredients Fructose, natural orange tangerine flavor, stevia leaf concentrate, and magnesium stearate. Warnings Note: If you are pregnant, may become pregnant, or breastfeeding, consult your health care professional before using this product. Do not use if either tamper-evident seal is broken or missing. Keep out of the reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Visit Manufacturer's Website

Description Herbal Supplement Helps Coat and Sooth GI Tract Non-GMO A Dietary Supplement Botanicals/Herbs Family Owned Since 1968 GMP Quality Assured Slippery Elm, also known as Red Elm, Moose Elm, or Indian Elm, is a small North American tree that has been traditionally used by herbalists for over 100 years. It was reportedly used by Native Americans and early settlers as a survival food. Its bark is known for its mucilage constituents, which can help to coat and sooth the tissues of the GI tracts. Suggested Use Take 2 capsules 1 to 3 times daily. Other Ingredients Gelatin (capsule), cellulose and magnesium stearate (vegetable source). Not manufactured with yeast, wheat, gluten, soy, corn, milk, egg, fish, shellfish, or tree nut ingredients. Produced in a GMP facility that processes other ingredients containing these allergens. Warnings Caution: For adults only. Pregnant or nursing women: do not use unless recommended by your physician. Consult physician if taking medication or have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children. Natural color variation may occur in this product. Store in a cool, dry place after opening. Visit Manufacturer's Website

Description Discover Natures Answer and Trust the Difference Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology Full Spectrum Herb Tested & Verified Identified for Authenticity Holistically Balanced Dietary Supplement Vegetarian Vegan Certified Fiber Sourcing Holistically Balanced Cruelty-Free Not Tested on Animals Kosher Parve Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology The Genius of Mother Nature in Every Bottle -Just as She Intended The true value of a plant lies deep within its natural holistic balanced. Frank DAmelio, Sr., Founder, Natures Answer With one of the most comprehensive herbariums in the world, Natures Answer has identified Mother Natures Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Technology for over 800 unique plant reference standards. These authenticated samples serve as the standard by which all incoming raw material is judged. Using carefully-controlled extraction techniques, we capture the holistic balance of each herb and the value is passed on to you, the consumer, who can be assured that the product in your hand is authentic, safe, effective, holistically balanced and of courseNatures Answer. The True Nature of Our Standards go way beyond the herb A Trusted, Ethical, Family-Owned and Operated Business Since 1972 Our Facility is NSF GMP Certified, Organic and Kosher Certified Over 100 Quality Control Checkpoints in Every Bottle Vertically Integrated: Allows For The Highest Quality at The Best Possible Price Proudly Made In The USAResponsibly and With Love Suggested Use As a dietary supplement take three (3) capsules three (3) times a day with food or water. Other Ingredients Vegetable cellulose, rice flour, calcium silicate. Warnings Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if safety seal is damaged or missing. If pregnant, nursing or on medication, consult with your healthcare practitioner. Store in a cool, dry place. Visit Manufacturer's Website

Experience an Underground walk below the City of Cape Town. Parts of the canals and rivers date back to 1652, when they used to supply the Company Gardens and the passing ships with fresh water. Later these rivers flowing through the city became peasant walkways, shaded by oaks, with bridges going over them. Bring your own headlights and water shoes/gumboots to explore whatâ€s in the belly of the mother city and then pop in or out of a manhole on the manicured lawns of the Castle. Learn all about the fascinating history of the waters flowing below the city. This 2 hour adventure is suitable for children seven years and older and children need to be accompanied by a guardian. The tour requires a measure of physical fitness and you need to be surefooted. We do not recommend the elderly and infirm to join a tour because certain parts of the tunnel can be slippery and have a number of obstacles and ladders to climb. Tunnel History The early streets ran parallel and at right angles to the streams that flowed from the mountain to the sea. Later, these streams were formalized and directed into ‘grachteâ€. For example the Heerengracht (today Adderley Street), was the first principal street of the settlement, following the course of the Fresh River to the fort. It was threaded by a double streamlet, with tiny bridges crossing at intervals. It ran through the town centre and continued the axis of the Companyâ€s Garden linked by way of an old gateway, was lined with stooped townhouses of the burghers and at its foot was the wooden jetty. By 1767 the street had been widened into a fashionable promenade. It was described by a traveller in 1778 as “the most beautiful street or canal, bordered with oaks, along which are built the finest houses.” The ‘grachte†had become the dumping place for the townâ€s rubbish. Thus, a systematic programme of arching over and enclosing the canals was initiated in 1838, directly changing the character of old Cape Town. At first a number of bridges were built over the canals and some canals paved. Eventually the majority of the grachte had been replaced by brick sewers. By the end of the 1850s, the last stretch of the Heerengracht had been covered and the street, renamed Adderley Street. When the Bubonic Plague broke out in Cape Town in 1901, the last of the open water courses was closed, in District Six. Location: Cape Town Central Availability: Adventures depart based on a mimimum group size of 10 pax. Who: The tour requires a measure of physical fitness and you need to be surefooted. We do not recommend the elderly and infirm to join a tour because certain parts of the tunnel can be slippery and have a number of obstacles and ladders to climb. Children age 7 and older are welcome. Numbers: This experience is for one person and forms part of a group. Weather: All adventures are water level dependent. What to take: Dress sensibly, wear boots/water shoes and take a head torch. Duration: Allow 2 hours for this adventure. Additional Information: Participation is at your own risk. This package includes a service fee and an e-voucher.

Experience an Underground walk below the City of Cape Town. Parts of the canals and rivers date back to 1652, when they used to supply the Company Gardens and the passing ships with fresh water. Later these rivers flowing through the city became peasant walkways, shaded by oaks, with bridges going over them. Bring your own headlights and water shoes/gumboots to explore whats in the belly of the mother city and then pop in or out of a manhole on the manicured lawns of the Castle. Learn all about the fascinating history of the waters flowing below the city. This 2 hour adventure is suitable for children seven years and older and children need to be accompanied by a guardian. The tour requires a measure of physical fitness and you need to be surefooted. We do not recommend the elderly and infirm to join a tour because certain parts of the tunnel can be slippery and have a number of obstacles and ladders to climb. Tunnel History The early streets ran parallel and at right angles to the streams that flowed from the mountain to the sea. Later, these streams were formalized and directed into grachte. For example the Heerengracht (today Adderley Street), was the first principal street of the settlement, following the course of the Fresh River to the fort. It was threaded by a double streamlet, with tiny bridges crossing at intervals. It ran through the town centre and continued the axis of the Companys Garden linked by way of an old gateway, was lined with stooped townhouses of the burghers and at its foot was the wooden jetty. By 1767 the street had been widened into a fashionable promenade. It was described by a traveller in 1778 as ¿the most beautiful street or canal, bordered with oaks, along which are built the finest houses.¿ The grachte had become the dumping place for the towns rubbish. Thus, a systematic programme of arching over and enclosing the canals was initiated in 1838, directly changing the character of old Cape Town. At first a number of bridges were built over the canals and some canals paved. Eventually the majority of the grachte had been replaced by brick sewers. By the end of the 1850s, the last stretch of the Heerengracht had been covered and the street, renamed Adderley Street. When the Bubonic Plague broke out in Cape Town in 1901, the last of the open water courses was closed, in District Six. Location: Cape Town Central Availability: Adventures depart based on a mimimum group size of 10 pax. Who: The tour requires a measure of physical fitness and you need to be surefooted. We do not recommend the elderly and infirm to join a tour because certain parts of the tunnel can be slippery and have a number of obstacles and ladders to climb. Children age 7 and older are welcome. Numbers: This experience is for one person and forms part of a group. Weather: All adventures are water level dependent. What to take: Dress sensibly, wear boots/water shoes and take a head torch. Duration: Allow 2 hours for this adventure. Additional Information: Participation is at your own risk. This package includes a service fee and an e-voucher.

Great venue for hire for all function types. Cosy bar area with fire place, braai and picnic area, lapa and swimming pool. Drinks are priced at low club-house prices. We also have a Caterer available at request for all your cooking and decor needs. EVENING FUNCTIONS: RATE: R TIME: 5 PM – 2 AM REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: R INCLUDES: CLEANING STAFF & 1 X BARMAN EXTRA BARMAN (50 PAX UP): R DAY FUNCTIONS: RATE: R TIME: 8 AM – 4 PM REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: R INCLUDES: CLEANING STAFF & 1 X BARMAN EXTRA BARMAN (50 PAX UP): R CORPORATE DAY FUNCTIONS: RATE: R TIME: 8 AM –? PM (IF NO OTHER BOOKINGS) REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: R INCLUDES: CLEANING STAFF & 2 X BARMAN & MINI SOCCER & SLIPPERY SLIDE

An Underground Tunnel Adventure in Cape Town If you would like to experience a walk below the bustling streets of Cape Town, be sure to attend this exciting Tour. Not only is the Mother City home to one of the seven natural wonders of the world (Table Mountain), it’s also a city steeped in history and intrigue, and those intrepid adventurers keen to swap scenic beaches and wine lands for the subterranean throughways that date back to the mid s will find themselves privy to a thrilling slice of Cape Town lore. Bring along your own torch, some bottled water and non-slip shoes – old trainers, river shoes or gumboots. Headlights are available for R80- each. Explorers need to be physically fit and surefooted, as parts of the tunnels can be slippery and as there are obstacles to hurdle and ladders to climb. This expedition is great for adults and kids over 8 years of age. Children need to be accompanied by an adult. The trail starts and ends in the gardens of the Castle of Good Hope. Secure parking is available at the Castle. Spaces are limited to 24 spots per adventure, so book early to secure your spot. Tickets are R175 kids U16 and R250p/p adults.

Great venue for hire for all function types. Cosy bar area with fire place, braai and picnic area, lapa and swimming pool. Drinks are priced at low club-house prices. We also have a Caterer available at request for all your cooking and decor needs. RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT WHEN HIRING OUR VENUE - VALID TILL END OF SEPTEMBER EVENING FUNCTIONS: RATE: R - PROMO R TIME: 5 PM – 2 AM REFUNDABLE BREAKAGE DEPOSIT: R - excluded INCLUDES: CLEANING STAFF & 1 X BARMAN EXTRA BARMAN (50 PAX UP): R DAY FUNCTIONS: RATE: R - PROMO R TIME: 8 AM – 4 PM REFUNDABLE BREAKAGE DEPOSIT: R excluded INCLUDES: CLEANING STAFF & 1 X BARMAN EXTRA BARMAN (50 PAX UP): R CORPORATE DAY FUNCTIONS: RATE: R - PROMO R TIME: 8 AM – 10 PM (IF NO OTHER BOOKINGS) REFUNDABLE BREAKAGE DEPOSIT: R excluded INCLUDES: CLEANING STAFF & 2 X BARMAN & MINI SOCCER & SLIPPERY SLIDE

Exploring Cape Town’s lost River. If you would like to explore the Victorian & Dutch Tunnel below the City of Cape Town and visit the Castles Dungeons, be sure to attend this exciting event on Sunday 30 August starting at 10am. Explorers need to be physically fit and surefooted, as parts of the tunnels can be slippery and as there are obstacles to hurdle and ladders to climb. This expedition is great for adults and kids over 7 years of age. Children need to be accompanied by an adult. The trail starts and ends in the gardens of the Castle of Good Hope. Secure parking is available at the castle. Spaces are limited to 20 spots per adventure, so book early to secure your spot. Tickets are R250p/p and R175p/p for children under 16. Contact Matt on , or email to book. Date: Sunday 30 August Time: 10h00 to 12h30 Venue: Castle of Good Hope Location: C/O Darling and Buitenkant Street Cape Town Price: R175pp Children U16 to R250pp Adult Phone: Email Website: www.goodhopeadventures.com

We rent out jumping castles and slippery slides. Deliveries are free in PE area. Feel free to phone or email.

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Exploring Cape Town’s lost River. If you would like to explore the Victorian & Dutch Tunnel below the City of Cape Town and visit the Castles Dungeons, be sure to attend this exciting event on Saturday 30 July 2016 starting at 10am. Explorers need to be physically fit and surefooted, as parts of the tunnels can be slippery and as there are obstacles to hurdle and ladders to climb. This expedition is great for adults and kids over 7 years of age. Children need to be accompanied by an adult. The trail starts and ends in the gardens of the Castle of Good Hope. Secure parking is available at the castle. Spaces are limited to 20 spots per adventure, so book early to secure your spot. Early bird tickets are R250p/p and R175p/p for children under 16. Contact Matt on 082 482 4006, or email mattweisse@mweb.co.za to book. Date: Saturday 30 July 2016 Time: 10h00 to 12h30 Venue: Castle of Good Hope Location: C/O Darling and Buitenkant Street Cape Town Price: early bird ticket R175pp Children U16 to R250pp Adult Phone: 082 482 4006 Email mattweisse@mweb.co.za Website: www.goodhopeadventures.com

Exploring Cape Town’s lost River. If you would like to explore the Victorian & Dutch Tunnel below the City of Cape Town and visit the Castles Dungeons, be sure to attend this exciting event on Saturday 27 August 2016 starting at 2pm. Explorers need to be physically fit and surefooted, as parts of the tunnels can be slippery and as there are obstacles to hurdle and ladders to climb. This expedition is great for adults and kids over 7 years of age. Children need to be accompanied by an adult. The trail starts and ends in the gardens of the Castle of Good Hope. Secure parking is available at the castle. Spaces are limited to 20 spots per adventure, so book early to secure your spot. Early bird tickets are R250p/p and R175p/p for children under 16. Contact Matt on 082 482 4006, or email mattweisse@mweb.co.za to book. Date: Saturday 27 August 2016 Time: 14h00 to 16h30 Venue: Castle of Good Hope Location: C/O Darling and Buitenkant Street Cape Town Price: early bird ticket R175pp Children U16 to R250pp Adult Phone: 082 482 4006 Email mattweisse@mweb.co.za Website: www.goodhopeadventures.com

Exploring Cape Town’s lost River. If you would like to explore the Victorian & Dutch Tunnel below the City of Cape Town and visit the Castles Dungeons, be sure to attend this exciting event on Saturday 24 September 2016 starting at 10am. Explorers need to be physically fit and surefooted, as parts of the tunnels can be slippery and as there are obstacles to hurdle and ladders to climb. This expedition is great for adults and kids over 7 years of age. Children need to be accompanied by an adult. The trail starts and ends in the gardens of the Castle of Good Hope. Secure parking is available at the castle. Spaces are limited to 24 spots per adventure, so book early to secure your spot. Early bird tickets are R250p/p and R175p/p for children under 16. Contact Matt on 082 482 4006, or email mattweisse@mweb.co.za to book. Date: Saturday 24 September 2016 Time: 10h00 to 12h30 Venue: Castle of Good Hope Location: C/O Darling and Buitenkant Street Cape Town Price: early bird ticket R175pp Children U16 to R250pp Adult

Experience an Underground walk below the City of Cape Town. Parts of the canals and rivers date back to 1652, when they used to supply the Company Gardens and the passing ships with fresh water. Later these rivers flowing through the city became peasant walkways, shaded by oaks, with bridges going over them. Bring your own headlights and water shoes/gumboots to explore what's in the belly of the mother city and then pop in or out of a manhole on the manicured lawns of the Castle. Learn all about the fascinating history of the waters flowing below the city. This 2 hour adventure is suitable for children seven years and older and children need to be accompanied by a guardian. The tour requires a measure of physical fitness and you need to be surefooted. We do not recommend the elderly and infirm to join a tour because certain parts of the tunnel can be slippery and have a number of obstacles and ladders to climb. This activity is for one person and takes place in CPT on weekends, subject to availability and minimum numbers.

for the rain which causes slippery,muds and also your for much asphalt we have the solutions 1]we do drainage 2]car parking areas 3] tarring drive ways 4]tarring loading bare areas and brick paving for industrial,commercial and residential call for more info

2x Jumping castles(1x 3x3m & 1x 4x4m) + 2x 10m slippery slides for sale. Fans and bags incl. In very good condition. Contact / whatsup me on 0836116901 for price.

KIDDIES PARTY PACKAGE Tables & Chairs Table Cloths for Tables (COLOUR OF YOUR CHOICE) Chair Covers 10-12 Kids = R250 16 Kids = R350 20 Kids = R400 3 tier Cupcake stand R80 per day 3x3 Jumping Castle R350 per day 8m slippery slide R350 per day 2 Glass Juice dispensers R100. Wooden Ladder Stand R100 Balloon arches and Backdrop on Request Half deposit confirms the booking! Please contact me for any further queries sms or watsapp 071 130 0799