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One of East London’s more colourful residents was Jean-Baptiste Soffiantini who built this ‘castle’ with a turret next to the Nahoon River in a suburb known as Bonnie Doon. Inscribed in the castle are the words “Conceived, designed and built on the ruins of a lost love”. Soffiantini was said to have made his fortune from cosmetics, and stories about his flamboyant lifestyle abound. Vue de l'Eastern Cape en Afrique du Sud. |
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| Source | Soffiantini's Castle, Bonnie Doon, East London |
| Author | South African Tourism from South Africa |
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