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Bathurst [1], the pineapple capital of South Africa is located in the Eastern Cape.

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Bradshaw's Mill. A working watermill and National Monument  edit

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• Bathurst Agricultural Museum, At the Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Nursery, ☎ +27 (0)72 408-4858 (hopewell@telkomsa.net), [2]. 9AM to 4PM Mon to Sat and 3PM to 4PM on Sun.  edit

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• Farmer's Market. Every Sunday 9:30AM to 12:30PM.  edit

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• The Ruanthai, cnr Trappes Road & Timms Lane, ☎ +27 (0)46 625-0224 (+27 (0)83 514-6011). Closed on Mondays. Good Thai food, but the restaurant is unlicensed, so bring your own drinks if you want alcohol. Cash only, no credit card facilities.  edit

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• The Pig & Whistle pub, 268 Kowie Rd, ☎ +27 (0)46 625-0673 (+27 (0)82 805-8393, stay@pigandwhislte.co.za, fax: +27 (0)86 648-3889), [3]. The oldest licensed establishment in South Africa  edit

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• The Pig & Whistle, 268 Kowie Rd, ☎ +27 (0)46 625-0673 (+27 (0)82 805-8393, stay@pigandwhislte.co.za, fax: +27 (0)86 648-3889), [4]. Established in 1832 this hotel has been declared a National Monument  edit
• Palamino, 358 Elizabeth road, ☎ +27 (0)72 297-3060. From R250 for a double and R200 for a single.  edit
• Protea Hotel, Protea Hotel, Summerhill Estate, R67, ☎ +27 46 622-2366 (fax: +27 46 622-2424), [5].  edit

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