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Zimbabwe is a wonderful country and we are not going to let it go. We have real hope. We just have to ride out the storm. Wheels turn, people come and go. Zimbabweans are on the whole fine and resilient people, there is huge goodwill between the races, and we are all looking forward to…
Quiet Waters update – July’15
It is a while since we sent you a report on the park. I am sure that you are reading the accounts of what happens at Quest, which is directed by Will Randle, which are published in the headmaster’s newsletters, so this is really just about Pumula Camp and some aspects of the park itself….
News of Quiet Waters
To date the Falcon area has had 680 mls of rain, which is well over the mean of 625 ml. As a result, the Park is looking magnificent, with both Longden’s Dam and Mbonisa Weir spilling. We appear to have had a good crop of Impala lambs born in December. There are also newly born…
Quiet Waters Update – Dec’2017
Dear Falconians I am writing a short piece on the history of Quiet Waters for you for two reasons. The first is to acknowledge the huge part played by my husband, Gordon Macdonald for over 30 years, in the creation of Quiet Waters and then in its management; first in its entirety and more latterly,…
An Ode to Falcon Jacarandas
Stumbling through previously unknown Falcon websites this morning ~ my attention was drawn, as usual, to the beautiful rows of Jacaranda trees in full blossom lining the avenue beside the Dorms, and spinning back in time I was reminded of how often in passing them by multiple times per day when at the school, they…
Tragic news from Falcon
Falcon Old Boys, Very tragically we have lost another member of staff in what appears to have been a suicide, and this not long after the deaths of Ron Hartley and Mike Cumming. Our housekeeper Alice Bryan, wife of John Bryan, our groundsman for many years, was found dead in her car parked close to…

