wheat, maize, cherries, large cattle and sheep herds. Tourism Tourists can visit the following places: Deemsters Asparagus Factory to learn about the history of this local crop Nebo and Die Hoek where visitors can view San rock art paintings Tandjiesberg rock shelter has rock paintings and was declared a National Monument on 30 October 1992. It was one of 12 rock art National Monuments in South Africa at the time and is now a Provincial Heritage Site. The rock art painting includes one of an elephant with a small human figure on its trunk. There are also paintings of animals associated with rainmaking and images of a medicine dance. Archaeological excavations established that Bushmen lived here for at least 1 000 years. It is believed that the mountain above the rock shelter was a place of spiritual significance. Lethoteng Weavers – a community project involving the weaving of articles by local craftswomen including jerseys, scarves, carpets and other items from Angora Rabbit, Mohair and wool. Vintage Tractor and Engine Fair The Vintage Tractor and Engine Fair is an annual fair that has taken place in Clocolan since 1989. The fair started with only 29 tractors and has grown in recent years to 153 . Tractors are paraded through the small farming community. Some of its attractions are a 1902 threshold machine, the Annual National Ploughing Championships and a hand plowing with magnificent Nguni bulls. In popular culture The name is used by recording artist clocolan—South African-born composer Emlyn Ellis Addison. See also Askham Ficksburg Senekal References External links http://www.free-state-info.co.za/provinces/town/452/clocolan https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionsfs/clocolan.php http://www2.setsoto.info/town-history https://showme.co.za/south-africa/free-state/eastern-free-state/clocolan/ http://www.nasmus.co.za/departments/rock-art/public-rock-art-sites http://www.sahra.org.za/sahris/sites/923080001 https://web.archive.org/web/20180817070727/http://prynnsberg.co.za/history-1881/ http://www.savtec.co.za/ Populated places in the Setsoto Local Municipality Populated places established in 1906 Lesotho–South Africa border crossings Populated places established in 1891 South Africa Sotho-Tswana peoples in South Africa 1906 establishments in South Africa