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SNOWFALL ON THE SWAARMOED PASS

Locals took advantage of the snow at Matroosberg outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditionsâ locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. . Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES

Locals enjoy the snowfall on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions‚ locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES

Motorists queue on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
A motorist remove the snow from his car on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Locals enjoy the snowfall on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
A man stand by a fire to keep him warm as locals flock to the Matroosberg Reserve in Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Children play in the snow on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. . Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Children play in the snow on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. . Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Children play in the snow on the Swaarmoed Pass 10km outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. . Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
SNOW WALK: Locals took advantage of the snow at Matroosberg outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. . Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Locals took advantage of the snow at Matroosberg outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Locals took advantage of the snow at Matroosberg outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Locals took advantage of the snow at Matroosberg outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting.  Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Locals took advantage of the snow at Matroosberg outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES
Mountains are covered in snow outside Ceres in the Western Cape. Despite floods and the freezing weather conditions locals in the Western Cape increasingly flock to the Ceres area for snowfall sighting. Date: 02 July 2018. Credit: ESA ALEXANDER/SUNDAY TIMES

 

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