Villa Diva

Villa Diva management endeavours to provide services to clients who have holiday homes in the Cape w Package names:
1. Gold (year round, prior to arrival)
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Villa Diva offers four different packages to suit each home owner. Make your holidays less stressful on yourself & your friends & family. Let the Villa Diva take care of your day to day needs while you enjoy every minute of your well deserved holiday. Diamond (year round, prior to arrival, duration of stay, after departure)
2. Platinum (year round, prior to arrival, after departure)
3. Silver (yea

19/07/2025

If you see me in your garden, give me food and water. Raw meat without salt, ground beef, I also eat chicken nuggets or canned meat but not fish.

Don't give me milk because it gives me stomach problems and I will die of dehydration. I am naive and as soon as I see milk I drink!

Don't throw pesticides and don't set traps..... I am NOT a DANGER for you but for the spoons and snakes in your garden!

I am your garden helper, because I eat all the insects that attack your vegetables.

If you see me on the road, don't run and kill me REMEMBER I am also easily frightened and I am also hurt by your blows.

Help me cross the road safely and find a field or plot. My species is disappearing. Help me to survive... Be kind and help me.

15/07/2025

A recent drought in southern Spain has led to the remarkable re-emergence of a 7,000-year-old megalithic monument near the province of Huelva. This archaeological site, long hidden by water and sediment, has now been brought to light by changing environmental conditions. The structure is believed to have been constructed by prehistoric communities that once thrived on the Iberian Peninsula, revealing their advanced understanding of architecture, alignment, and community organization well before the rise of many known ancient civilizations.

What makes this discovery particularly significant is its age estimated to be around 7,000 years old placing it approximately 2,000 years before the construction of the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge. This challenges conventional historical timelines and highlights the sophisticated capabilities of early Iberian societies. These ancient builders used massive stones to create what may have been ceremonial or astronomical structures, aligning them with natural elements or celestial events, much like their later counterparts in other parts of the world.

The monument not only provides a glimpse into the spiritual and social lives of early humans in the Iberian region but also underscores the rich, yet still partially uncovered, prehistoric legacy of Europe. As climate change and drought conditions increasingly expose hidden relics, archaeologists are gaining new opportunities to study and reinterpret early human history. This discovery is a powerful reminder that ancient innovation and cultural complexity existed across many regions, long before more widely recognized wonders of the ancient world were ever conceived.