Current page: Photo-album South African Tour 2009
Current page: Photo-album South African Tour 2009
In October 2009 Magna Carta (Chris Simpson and Tom Hoy) did a lengthy South African tour.
On this page you can see a lot of pictures made by South African fans.
Chris wrote in his diary about this tour.
Click here to read part one of Chris' tour diary for the 2009 South African tour.
Click here to read part two of Chris' tour diary for the 2009 South African tour.
The photographs below were made by professional photographer Irene McCullagh.
Please visit Irene McCullagh's website [opens in a new window].
Tom Hoy before the show
Chris and Tom
Tom Hoy
Chris Simpson
Magna Carta
Tom Hoy
Tom Hoy
Chris Simpson
Chris Simpson
The pictures below were made by Steve Manthe at Toni's Place in Port Elizabeth
Chris and Tom at Port Elizabeth
Chris Simpson at Port Elizabeth
Tom Hoy at Port Elizabeth
Chris and Tom at Port Elizabeth
Chris Simpson at Port Elizabeth
Below photographs by Cheryl Minkley & Themi Cooras from Nahoon Reef Productions
Jeffreys Bay
Jeffreys Bay
Jeffreys Bay
Jeffreys Bay - after the show
East London
East London
East London - evidence of the loss of voice
East London - with owner of B&B
Port Alfred
Port Alfred - warm ambient venue
Port Alfred - with artist Patrice, one of the owners of venue
Port Alfred - fans
Knysna - with Mad Brad
.jpg "Themi (sound engineer) and Tom outside Potters Place")
Themi (sound engineer) and Tom outside Potters Place
Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth - bonfire in the partly outside venue
South African tourmanager Ulrich Hoffmann writes: 'After the recent MC tour when I dropped Chris & Tom off to head on to Cape Town, I did a U turn and headed to Lesotho with a group of quad-bikers. As our tour ended at the highest pub in Africa I thought it appropriate to take “Chris & Tom” along. The photo was taken on 28 September at Sani Pass Chalets in Lesotho, where the pub is 2874m above sea level.'
Left: Ulrich Hoffmann, right: Johann de Vos (who organized the quad-bikers tour).
Picture taken by Dirk van Ryneveld
