1. Applo Shake Torch
For little hands
We tested this torch thoroughly: One shake and you have light. Any child who gets their hands on one will be entertained for hours in the dark – there are no batteries to go flat.
Price: R100 at Builders Warehouse.
Contact: 0860 2845 3377; www.builderswarehouse.co.za
Go! says: A great gift for grown-ups too – especially the ones who are already a bit shaky.

2. Lap tray (with beanbag)
Outdoor dining
Ever tried to juggle a plate of potjiekos on your lap while trying to wedge your wine glass against the leg of a camp chair? Don’t stress. Only a few people can manage this and they’re all women.
This lap tray is a great gift for the kind of camper who likes a few creature comforts. There’s a beanbag attached to the underside of the tray, which allows you to level it comfortably on your lap so that you can keep your stew on the plate.
Price: R125 for a cherrywood tray from Dis-Chem; R150 for a pair from CampWorld.
Contact: Dis-Chem stores or CampWorld dealers (there are 36 outlets around the
country). www.dis-chem.co.za; www.campworld.co.za
Go! says: Ideal for caravanners who like to eat breakfast in bed.

3. Picnic bag in ammo box
Veld kitchen
This picnic bag is a great gift idea for your parents who are planning a post-retirement tour of the country.
It takes your whole kitchen: pots, pans, cutlery, crockery, glasses and mugs, wooden spoons, egg lifters, chef’s knives…There’s even place for the salt and pepper and Mrs Balls.
Price: R277 for the picnic bag and R160 for the ammo box from Outdoor Warehouse.
Contact: Outdoor Warehouse 021 462 4444; Campcover 021 905 5005
Go! says: Get a fold-up kitchen sink from Outdoor Warehouse and pop it in the crate as a surprise.

4. Capestorm kiddies’ clothing
Snug as a bug in a rug
Capestorm now has a unisex kiddies’ range for children between the ages of 5 and 10. We found a lively child to try out the fleece top and pants, which were cosy but neither baggy nor restrictive. The pants are made from the same material as Capestorm pants for men: They’re light, strong and dry quickly. They should survive tree climbing and mud puddles.
Price: Mini Puffadder fleece R155; Bundu Basher tech longs R225 from Capestorm
stores.
Contact: 021 761 2021; www.capestorm.co.za
Go! says: This local company’s outdoor clothing is as good as anything you might find overseas.

5. Collapsible crate
Painless packing
We know that a crate isn’t a romantic gift, but sometimes what you really want is a practical present. Any keen camper will appreciate one of these crates, which fold down for easy storage in the garage.
Price: R40 from Builders Warehouse.
Contact: 0860 2845 3377; www.builderswarehouse.co.za
Go! says: These crates are not dustproof. If you are packing something on the roof rack, rather use an ammo box.

6. Coghlan’s Survival Kit-In-A-Can
Tinned tackle
This kit has 38 goodies to keep a budding adventurer entertained when his Cessna crashes somewhere between the tree house and the peach tree. It includes a compass, fishing tackle, duct tape and a signalling mirror.
Price: R125 from 4x4 MegaWorld.
Contact: 011 454 2875; www.4x4megaworld.co.za
Go! says: The stuff works – borrow it for that Drakensberg hike.

7. Disney sleeping bag, torch & water bottle
Hook them while they’re young
The best way to get little people into the mood for camping is to buy them their own sleeping bag and torch. Disney makes very cute Spiderman and Winnie the Pooh sleeping bags, complete with a backpack, and a water bottle and torch in side pockets.
Price: R180 for the sleeping bag/backpack combo. Disney products are available at all
the large retail stores.
Contact: Metro Home Centre in Menlyn Retail Park 012 326 6460
Go! says: You could also just buy a pretty sleeping bag and a separate torch. Pick ’n Pay sells fairy torches with fake gemstones around the lens for R60 – a hit with little girls.

8. Butte Torch Tongs
Light sabre
Braai tongs with a torch? It sounds as obvious as a bakkie with an engine.
The LED lamp and battery sit comfortably between the tong blades, so you can inspect your chops and wors while you turn them. The electronics are sealed and the battery housing is removable, so washing the tongs is not a problem.
Price: R200.
Contact: Todd Broome Utensils 021 712 5004; 083 626 5816; www.butte.co.za
Go! says: Okay, it’s a gadget, but the family braai master will love it.

9. LK’s Chicken Roaster
Balance a boozy bird
It’s tricky to cook a whole chicken on the coals. Buy this chicken roaster for your buddy who has served you half-cooked, half-burnt drumsticks.
The hood makes it possible to roast a whole bird over an open wood or gas braai. The centre well has space for a 340 ml can for a juicy “beer bird”, and the drip collector prevents a mess.
Price: R240.
Contact: LK Products 021 905 0640; www.lks.co.za
Go! says: LK’s is a good place to shop for gifts – its design team sleeps, eats and lives for braaiing!

10. GSI Outdoors Lexan Java Press
(Good) coffee in the outdoors
This coffee plunger might look like it’s made from glass, but it’s actually moulded from virtually unbreakable plastic that looks like glass (Lexan polycarbonate), so it’s ideal for campers and hikers who can’t do without their daily dose of mocha java.
Price: R292 from Mountain Mail Order.
Contact: 021 683 6026; www.mountainmailorder.co.za
Go! says: This one makes enough for one person (300 ml), but you can also buy a 900 ml version for about R365.

11. Sangean SG 622 Radio
Keep abreast of the news
For those who still like to keep tabs on what’s happening in the world while on holiday, this Worldband radio should be a No. 1 hit. Unlike the radio in your car, which only picks up local FM and possibly AM signals, this also has a shortwave receiver. This means that, given the right conditions, it can pick up pretty much any radio station, anywhere.
Price: R370.
Contact: Pertec 021 508 4700; www.pertec.co.za
Go! says: Radio Vladivostok in the Richtersveld? The possibilities are endless...

12. Duesouth cutlery set
Versatile tool
This penknife–cutlery set might be heavier than a spork, but for the extra weight you also get a sharp stainless steel blade for your biltong, a can opener for your bully beef and a bottle opener for the vino. Oh, and there’s also a screwdriver and mini spanner for basic repairs.
Price: R80 at Duesouth stores.
Contact: 021 938 1911; www.duesouth.co.za
Go! says: It’s in just the right price bracket for your sister’s new boyfriend.

13. Oztent Goanna Stretcher
Sleep therapy
This product from Oztent is apparently flying off the shelves. The stretcher is perfect for a “big-boned” person. It’s padded, making it soft and well insulated, and it has an aluminium frame that can take a weight of up to 150 kg. The real selling point, however, is its five-year guarantee.
Price: R580 for the Goanna (190x65cm) and R700 for the King Goanna (205x77cm).
Contact: Safari Centre 0861 SAF 4x4; www.safaricentre.co.za
Go! says: Pricey, but all camping families know the true value of a good night’s sleep.

14. Engel 40-litre Fridge
Ice queen
Yes, you might think a camping fridge a luxury… until you crack open that ice-cold beer next to the Orange River.
Engel is reliable (as is the National Luna and Minus 40). Most families choose the 40-litre model, which has enough space for five days’ braai meat without taking up all the boot space.
Price: R6295 at 4x4Mega World.
Contact: 021 511 3311; www.4x4megaworld.co.za
Go! says: Sometimes you have to use Christmas as a good excuse to buy something for the whole family!

15. Flint stick
Hot little number
If the matches are soggy or your lighter has run out of fuel, this flint rod will do the trick, whatever the conditions. Scrape a blade (or any other strip of metal) along the shaft to create a burst of hot sparks, which can be used to ignite some dry grass or kindling to cook the crocodile kebabs.
Price: R30 from Mr Price Sport stores.
Contact: Brentoni 021 706 6064; www.brentoni.co.za
Go! says: He may never need it, but it will be fun demonstrating how it works in the campsite.

16. Slingsby’s Cederberg Map
Don’t get lost
A GPS receiver can help you to pinpoint your exact location on the globe to within a few metres, but there are still lots of people out there who enjoy poring over a real map.
Peter Slingsby’s new Cederberg map provides the same accurate, easy-to-use cartography that have made his “The Maps” series such a firm favourite with outdoor lovers. It now comes with a waterproof coating, so you can plan your trip in the shower.
Price: R96 from bookstores, outdoor stores and tourist information bureaus. Also available on CD.
Contact: mapshop@webafrica.co.za; www.themaps.co.za
Go! says: A map and a GPS complement each other. And maps don’t need batteries.

17. Marks & Spencer vanity bag
Travel in style
Exhausted and grubby? Go wash your face, brush your teeth… and suddenly you feel much better. This little vanity bag contains hand wash, hand cream, toothpaste, a fold-up toothbrush, and a compact hairbrush and mirror.
Price: R160 from Woolworths.
Contact: 0860 100 987; www.woolworths.co.za
Go! says: Perfect for overnight bus trips and long-haul flights.

18. Energizer 6-Led Headlamp
Let there be light
A headlamp is a great gift, but it can be an expensive one. This torch, however, is cheaper than a Petzl. It has four brightness settings: a wide, soft floodlight, a spotlight for inspecting the chops, a red night-vision light that won’t attract insects, and a really bright setting.
Price: R200 at Cape Union Mart.
Contact: 0860 034 000; www.capeunionmart.co.za.
Go! says: Buy some rechargeable batteries.

19. Tevo Shox Mini Speaker
Boom boxie
This mini portable speaker is just the thing for a music lover travelling super-light. The size of a golf ball when closed, it opens accordion-style to create a sub-woofer cavity for a thumping bass. It weighs just 52g and is compatible with all MP3 players.
Price: R200 from Game, Makro and Dion.
Contact: 0861 77 88 88; www.tevo.co.za
Go! says: One catch: It only recharges via USB connection, which could be a problem between Vanzylsrus and Askham.

20. Victorinox Mini Champ Penknife
Ready for anything
You and the children might have to pool your resources for this great gift for Mom. It’s smaller than a packet of Life Savers (58mm) and has 16 functions, including a compact penknife, a letter opener, a file, a wire stripper, a normal and a magnetic screwdriver, and a bottle opener. You also get a nail file, a nail cleaner, a little device to push back cuticles, as well as eyebrow tweezers, scissors, a ruler and, perhaps the cleverest addition, a pen.
Price: R350 at Cape Union Mart.
Contact: 0860 034 000; www.capeunionmart.co.za
Go! says: Now, if only they would include a hair dryer.

21. Awetech Trekking Poles
Give those knees a helping hand
Give this gift to your beloved aunt who loves hiking but whose knees aren’t what they used to be. The pole features a sturdy telescopic locking system that won’t fall apart 5 km into the trail (Awetech backs this up with a two-year guarantee), and it has some handy extras such as a compass in the handle and a choice of tip options – like a rubber foot to absorb shock.
Price: R295 for one pole; R449 for a pair.
Contact: Awesome Tools 021 975 2700; www.awesometools.co.za
Go! says: Trekking poles also help you to balance on difficult terrain. (Just what you need for New Year’s Eve. – Ed).

22. Zippo lighter
Happy snappy
With a Zippo in your pocket you just feel so… prepared! Even if you’re not a smoker.
Price: From R300.
Contact: Zippo SA 021 706 7723; www.zippo.co.za
Go! says: Have it engraved as a special touch.

23. K-Way Venture 60 Backpack
For the beginner hiker
In a hiking family, everybody needs a good backpack. This is a good place to start. It’s cheaper than Karrimor or Deuter backpacks, and is sturdy and durable.
This model has two side pockets for your camera and dried fruit, two net bags for the water bottle, straps for your hiking poles and a drawstring that you can pull tighter as the load lightens. It also has a built-in canvas cover if it rains.
We tried it out and it works perfectly!
Price: R750.
Contact: Cape Union Mart 021 464 5800; www.capeunionmart.co.za
Go! says: A Nalgene water bottle will be a good companion gift. It’s top quality.

24. Hand-held Weather Forecaster
Pocket prophet
Some people just can’t survive without knowing when that low-pressure system is about to make landfall. This portable weather forecaster from Oregon Scientific clips on to your belt. It gives the maximum and minimum temperature for the 24-hour period, has a built-in barometer, so you’ll know when a cyclone is bearing down on you, and indicates the phases of the moon. Also handy are the built-in clock and alarm. (All it’s short of is the most recent share prices. – Ed.)
Price: R500.
Contact: Pertec 021 508 4700; www.oregonscientific.co.za
Go! says: It’s almost as good as having a pop-up Simon Gear in your pocket.

25. Salomon Lily Fly Shoes
Sporty sneakers
Running shoes are light and comfortable for hiking, but boy, can they be ugly! Fortunately some manufacturers now make stylish casual shoes that don’t look like takkies. Salomon makes world-class trail-running shoes, and the same technology went into this funky pair.
Price: R730 from Outdoor Warehouse.
Contact: 0800 003 051; www.outdoorwarehouse.co.za
Go! says: They’re as useful for the trolley dash in Pick ‘n Pay as a hiking tour in Tuscany.

26. SwiMP3 Waterproof MP3 Player
Britney Spear-fishing?
Ideal for swimming, snorkelling or scuba-diving, this waterproof MP3 player stores 60 songs and transmits the crystal-clear sound vibrations to your inner ear via your cheekbones.
Price: R1350 from the supplier.
Contact: Swimming International 031 572 6887; www.swimgear.co.za
Go! says: They’re designed to be used with swimming goggles – they slip over the strap – so buy a pair of those too.

27. 360 Degrees Visor Wallet
Don’t lose it
If you’re still surviving on restaurant tips, then this will make a good gift for your Dad. It’s a wallet that slips over the car’s sun visor to ensure that drivers’ licences, petrol cards, passports and other important documentation are always close at hand, especially useful for border crossings.
Price: R60 from Outdoor Warehouse.
Contact: 0800 003 051; www.outdoorwarehouse.co.za
Go! says: It certainly beats socks or that Blue Stratos soap-on-a-rope!

28. Maglite Solitaire
Throw light on the subject
The Maglite Solitaire is a great mini emergency torch. It’s small and light enough to hang on the car key ring, so it’s useful for shedding light on a keyhole in the dark. With a turn of the head, it goes from spotlight to floodlight. Maglite claims the anodized aluminium body is rustproof, and it comes with a spare bulb in the tail. It uses a single AAA battery.
Price: R99 from outdoor stores such as Duesouth, Cape Union Mart and Outdoor Warehouse.
Contact: Light Optec 011 462 6986
Go! says: Like all Maglite products, it’s built to last.

29. First-aid Handi Kit
To the rescue
An active family will find this kit handy. It comes in a fold-out, zip-up canvas bag, small enough to stash in the Jetta’s cubbyhole. Inside, you’ll find everything you might need to deal with the everyday emergency: from stubbed toes to splinters. For more serious situations, there are dressings, gloves, a mouthpiece (for mouth-to-mouth resuscitation) and a space blanket to keep the patient warm while you go to find help.
Price: R100 from any Dis-Chem pharmacy.
Contact: 0800 201 170; www.dis-chem.co.za
Go! says: You wouldn’t be able to put this pack together yourself for the same price. Great value!

30. Isosteel Non-Drip Car Mug
Hot coffee, please
Not all travel mugs are created equal. Reward your nephew with this high-quality stainless steel mug made from the same material as Isosteel’s flasks.
Price: R125.
Contact: Light Optec 011 462 6986
Go! says: The screw-in lid prevents coffee spills.

31. Cape Union Picnic Backpack
For your portable feast
Another great family gift. Inside is four of everything – cutlery, plates, and plastic “glasses”, along with a bottle opener, salt-and-pepper pots and a bread board. The pack’s back section is a cool-bag for the cheese spread and cocktail tomatoes. A rolled-up picnic blanket is strapped to one side and a cool bag for wine or cooldrink on the other – both can be removed.
Price: R400 at Cape Union Mart.
Contact: 0860 034 000; www.capeunionmart.co.za
Go! says: Use it for picnics, day trips or padkos.

32. Stanley 1,9-Litre Coated Steel Flask
Old Man Stanley
A special gift for a special person. Stanley has been making flasks since 1913, and they come with a lifetime warranty. The double-wall design is robust, and your coffee should stay hot for about 26 hours.
Price: R620.
Contact: Safari Centre 021 595 3910; www.safaricentre.co.za
Go! says: Remember, a flask also keeps cold drinks chilled. Use it in the summer for your orange juice.

33. Tracks4Africa, Version 8.10
Make tracks
Tracks4Africa publishes the most reliable GPS road maps in Africa. Do you know someone with a Garmin GPS? This software will make the perfect gift.
Price: R650 from 4x4 and outdoor stores such as 4x4 Mega World, Safari Centre, Trappers Trading, Cape Union Mart and Outdoor Warehouse.
Contact: Tracks4Africa 021 880 1196; www.tracks4africa.com
Go! says: T4A works only with Garmin GPS units, and needs Garmin’s Mapsource software to run on your computer. Keep an eye out for a Windows-friendly version, due out shortly.

34. Garmin Nuvi 200 GPS Unit
Find home with Helen
This is Garmin’s entry-level GPS unit. It does all the important stuff, and it’s surprisingly easy to use – if you can send an SMS, you’ll be able to operate the Nuvi. It provides detailed mapping for all of southern Africa and guides you to any address in the country with turn-by-turn voice prompts. It feels like Helen Zille’s come along for the ride.
Price: R2000.
Contact: Avnic Trading 0861 427 646; www.garmin.co.za
Go! says: You’ll have to pay a little extra for the pink one.

35. S3 X-Treme Cases
Safe as houses
Buy your cousin the river guide or wannabe wildlife photographer one of these S3 X-treme cases for his camera equipment. It’s better than a dry bag because it’s shock-resistant, and it comes in a range of sizes, covering everything from memory cards to video cameras.
Price: From R170 at Duesouth.
Contact: 021 938 1911; www.duesouth.co.za
Go! says: It will also keep your camera dry when you go for a gentle paddle down the Breede River.

36. Gorillapod
Keep it steady
Flexible, portable tripods are nothing new, but most are pretty flimsy, toppling over if you try to use them with anything but the most featherweight of cameras.
The Gorillapod, however, is sturdy enough to support an SLR, and those knobbly legs can be wrapped around a pole or a branch for seemingly impossible camera angles.
Price: From R185 to R650 at Capestorm stores.
Contact: 021 761 2021; www.capestorm.co.za
Go! says: It’s available in three sizes.

37. Lowepro Flipside 200 Camera Bag
Keep it safe
Lowepro’s camera bags are sturdy and well built, and ideal for photography buffs. This one is a backpack-style bag that can carry an SLR camera and lenses. There’s space for one large telephoto lens and two smaller ones, and handy pockets for spare batteries and memory cards.
The zip rests against your back when you’re carrying it, which means nobody can open it without your noticing. So your camera won’t fall out while you’re walking and you’re safe from pickpockets.
Price: R430 at Orms.
Contact: 021 465 3573; www.orms.co.za
Go! says: Lowepro also has an excellent range of smaller pouches for point-and-shoot cameras.

38. Digital picture frame
For a doting granny
Grandparents love pictures of the grandchildren. With this digital photo frame they can enjoy a continuous family slideshow: Every few seconds, a different picture comes up in the frame. It reads all common image formats, and even plays music files – simply plug in your memory stick!
Price: R1 000 from Woolworths.
Contact: 0860 100 987; www.woolworths.co.za
Go! says: Back up all your best pictures. If your hard drive crashes, there go 10 years of memories.

39. Kodak Easyshare M863 Digital Camera
Time to go digital
Digital cameras have become as cheap as Rolex watches in Beijing. This Kodak M863 is dead easy to use, and you can print your pictures at any Kodak Express store. Simply insert your memory card in the self-service digital printing station and select the images you want to print.
Price: R1 500.
Contact: Digital Image Warehouse 011 431 3705; 021 887 3364
Go! says: Kodak also offers a few models that come in under R1 000, but the M863 has a rechargeable Li-Ion battery that will save lots of money in the long run.

40. Africa Moon Calendar
Natural rhythms
This strip calendar (about 1 m by 325 mm) is useful for planning camping trips or romantic beach picnics.
Price: R50 from the publisher, Clip Clop, or at book stores.
Contact: www.clipclop.co.za
Go! says: For the fisherman in the family, consider the Southern Tides calendar from the same publisher.

41. Pocket Guide To Southern African Birds
It’s a tit!
Pocket guides have two problems: They are either incomplete or don’t fit in your pocket. Burger Cillié and Ulrich Oberprieler have packed 420 bird species into a truly portable format (the booklet measures 18 x 10 cm), with seasonal distribution maps and other handy titbits to assist in the ever-challenging game of species identification.
Price: R95 from bookshops, or online at www.kalahari.net.
Contact: Sunbird Publishers 021 423 3911; www.sunbirdpublishers.co.za
Go! says: Buy this one for the kids; those who persevere will get a Roberts next year.

42. Bbc Planet Earth Dvd
Ultimate wildlife
This wildlife and nature programme on a five-disc DVD set took 40 cameramen a whopping 2 000 days to film in about 200 locations around the globe. The footage is breathtaking.
Price: R400 from Look & Listen.
Contact: 011 467 3717; www.lookandlisten.co.za
Go! says: And you get that famous David Attenborough off-stage whisper with it.

43. Nikon Monarch 8x42 Binoculars
A sight for sore eyes
A good pair of binoculars can cost as much as a second-hand Citi Golf. That said, Nikon’s Monarch series has a reputation for high-end performance without the Leica or Swarovski price tags. The 8 x 42 model comes highly recommended by the birding community. It’s a bit pricey, but some people deserve something special.
Price: R3 200 from SA Camera.
Contact: 0861 112 868; www.saamera.co.za
Go! says: For a more compact option, try the Nikon Travelite series.

44. Waboba Ball
The what?!
The Wabobo Ball is something you just have to experience for yourself. It looks just like a regular ol’ bouncy ball, but because it’s filled with a special gel it actually bounces on water like a skipping stone. It sounds silly, but buy one for the kids and experience a whole new dimension of fun.
Price: R70 from Sportsmans Warehouse.
Contact: 021 689 8171
Go! says: It’s the kind of gift you might want to unwrap early during the holidays.

45. On the back roads by Dana Snyman
Armchair travel at its best
Dana Snyman has travelled the length and breadth of South Africa in search of stories that bring the platteland alive. With an eye for the beautiful, the absurd, the nostalgic and the downright sad,  Dana’s stories are simple yet perceptive and will bring a tear to your eye. 
The book is a selection of his best magazine stories over the past two-and-a-half years, and is a perfect gift for anyone who loves travel.
Price: R150.
Contact: www.kalahari.net
Go! says: It’s already a classic.

46. The Settlers Of Catan Board Game
Holiday warfare
The festive season is a time for love and forgiveness. Right? No ways! Holidays are for war (chess), exploitation (Monopoly) and game shows (Thirty Seconds).
Well, here’s another board game that will put your inherent talents at beating other people to good use. In The Settlers of Catan you land on an island wearing only your pants. You farm, trade and steal your way up the food chain; if you’re really good, you can eventually build cities and become The Boss.
Price: R485.
Contact: 082 880 2707; www.boardgames.co.za; Experilab: 012 361 1134; www.experilab.co.za
Go! says: You can add onto the game by buying additional elements.

47. Portable Ipod Docking Station
The teeny-bopper
A teenager will love this portable iPod docking station – a neat 10 cm cube with built-in speakers that plays and charges all iPod models (and other MP3 players). It weighs only 430 g, and you can run it off batteries too.
Price: R500 from selected Woolworths stores.
Contact: 0860 100 987; www.woolworths.co.za
Go! says: The built-in radio alarm is handy for back to school.

48. Wild Card
A ticket to roam
What better gift for a family than a year’s free entry to their favourite national parks and reserves? Various options are available, depending on the region and number of people on the card (individual, couples or families).
Price: Between R180 and R460, depending on the option andsize of family.
Contact: 086 123 4002; www.wildinafrica.com
Go! says: A Wild Card can save thousands of rands if it’s used regularly.

49. Ark Crocodile CL.2
Invest in fun
The Croc is probably the most versatile inflatable boat around. You can use it for anything from paddling around in a shallow lagoon to Grade 5 rapids on the Zambezi. It’s also ideal for fishing, crayfishing and riding the surf at the beach.
Another great thing about the Croc is that it weighs only 18 kg and folds up to suitcase size, so it will fit into your car’s boot, no problem, and won’t take up a lot of space in the garage. 
Yes, it will set you back a few shekels, but remember the Croc comes with a five-year guarantee and, looked after properly, should last you a lifetime.
Price: R6 304 and R403 for a paddle (you’ll need two). A life jacket starts at about R400.
Contact: 021 783 1672; www.ark.co.za
Go! says: Teach children to wear a life jacket – always.

50. Family Subscription To Go!
Hours of reading pleasure
You can’t go wrong with this one! We can’t take responsibility for the squabbles over who gets to read it first.
Price: R246 for 12 issues.
Contact: 0860 105 347; gosubs@media24.com
Go! says: Indicate clearly for whom the gift is intended. Marriages are at stake!

(Note: Prices accurate in December 2008)