CONTENTS


06 EDITOR’S LETTER Igniting a passion for the planet


08 INDICATORS


Road trips sound great in theory – but the reality can be less than idyllic, writes Ebrahim Moolla


10 ON THE MOVE


Innovation, insights and news from the world of Toyota – locally and abroad


16 OUR PEOPLE


This month we speak to Riaan Olivier, General Manager: Group Safety, Health & Environment while Riza Adam, Energy Specialist:


Environmental Engineering, talks to us about the solar power progress at the Durban plant


20 ADVENTURE


Getting down and dirty at the Rust de Winter Jamboree


22 TRENDWATCH


Innovative artworks, ingenious apps, tech-enabled running shoes, biode- gradable tableware and more


04


30


ROAD TRIP Cullinan may be


known for its dia- monds, but this little


town’s treasures don’t end there


36


LIFESTYLE We salute individu-


als putting the “eco” into our economy by turning trash into trendy, cut- ting-edge items


42 GEAR


Athleisure is the perfect fashion trend if you’re


behind the


wheel of the sporty RAV4


52 FEET UP


Chill out with our pick of essential items, destina- tions and decor ideas


48 CUISINE


Foraging is one of the hottest trends among food-loving environ- mentalists – and it’s easier than you think


REWIND A glimpse down


60


Memory Lane with Toyota


56 JUST


CRUISING


So you think you know all there is to know about


the tech in your car… Read on!


24


TRAVEL Top spots around southern Africa for birders. Binoculars required...


58


COMPETITION One reader can


win Peter Ginn and Geoff McIlleron’s magnificent coffee- table book, The Ultimate Companion for Birding in Southern Africa, plus state-of-the-art Bushnell binoculars

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