Retail - Fynbos Camo, Lycra Tights

01.Fynbos Camo

Type: Lycra Tights, Female

Colour: Erica Pink

Material: Lycra / Spandex

Size: S, M, L, XL

Product code: LT/FC/ERC1

 These pretty little pink Erica flowers inject a vivid display of colour during winter months in the EGVV! Don’t let their florescent display mislead you, these small shrubs are hardy and can tolerate quite severe climatic conditions, all they need is some sunshine and a fair footing! This display was captured near the Eikenhof dam close to the Hottentots Holland Nature Reserve a place well worth a visit by outdoors enthusiasts.   Location at 34° 6'13.05”S and 19° 2'4.95"E

02.Fynbos Camo

Type: Lycra Tights, Female

Colour: Fantastic Ferns

Material: Lycra / Spandex

Size: S, M, L, XL

Product code: LT/FC/FRN1

These fantastic ferns were captured in early winter in the EGVV. The Seven-Week ferns (Rumohra adiantiformis) were slowly dying-off displaying a myriad of brown, green and grey colours whilst the Coral ferns (Gleichenia polypodioides) were still bright green! There are more than 321 fern species known to occur in Southern Africa, several of which you may see whilst hiking, mountain biking or 4x4 in the valleys of EGVV!   Location at 34° 6'42.75"S and 19° 1'56.74"E

03.Fynbos Camo

Type: Lycra Tights, Female

Colour: Protea green

Material: Lycra/ Spandex

Size: S, M, L, XL

Product code: LT/FC/PRT1

 We all love proteas, what wonderful flowers they do display in a myriad of colours! This is however a tribute to their leaves which display glorious green undertones with a dash of red lipstick on the edges just to spruce things up a bit! These wonderfull Leucadendrons were captured near the upper Steenbras dam in autumn where they played host to numerous sun birds trying to win the affection of their fancy feathery friends! Location at 34°11'7.87"S and 18°53'51.81"E

04.Fynbos Camo

Type: Lycra Tights, Female

Colour: Restio Sky

Material: Lycra / Spandex

Size: S, M, L, XL

Product code: LT/FC/RST1

 The reed-like restio is probably more renowned for it’s use in thatch roofs than anything else. Although these remarkable plants are often viewed as a backdrop to their more flowery neighbours the Proteas and Ericas, Restios are a definitive species in the Fynbos, that means if there aren’t restios you can’t call it Fynbos! In South Africa there are more than 330 species of restios and they are dioecious, which means the females and males may look nothing alike! Location at 34° 6'42.36"S and 19° 0'55.80"E