Edelweiss Bed & Breakfast
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The Winelands
... was a rose garden near the end that stopped you in your tracks with their fragrance. We were all speechless and never wanted to leave, as we assumed some Fairy Godmother was surly going to appear.
But leave we did, but only because the wine tasting was ahead. The wine tasting house is surrounded by croquet and bocce games, naturally, and banners for sparkling rose - yay! We had ourselves a proper tasting with five choices. They do blends ...
Cape Town
... and 3 dark chocolates to match a merlot, cabernet sauvignon and shiraz. Our bartender was fascinated with rugby and supported NZ rather than ZA. We enjoyed the chocolates and wine and he also poured a pinotage for us and a cab sauv blend of some sort.
After Biltons, we headed back to Cape Town and went to Camps Bay for ice-cream from Sinful. We said our final (really, this time was the final) goodbyes to Tim and Sophie as Amy, Mike and I took the cab ...
Afrikaans Culture
... a blast and I am looking forward to the next opportunity I get to sokkie. I was talking to my friend Jeanine when we were watching people sokkie and she pointed out that you can tell who is Afrikaans and who isn't... Afrikaners are very graceful and glide while they lead in the dancing and English boys are bouncy (this can also be noted while you are dancing and become dizzy if your partner doesn't know what they are doing! ...
Testing Our Bikes on a Long Haul
... but things were cosy
nonetheless, and we all got stuck in to helping Steve prepare for his art exhibition the next week.
John and I dragged ourselves away in the afternoon to do some reasonably serious off road stuff that might not have challenged others more experienced, but it rocked our boat! Every bit of
experience helps. Later on returning from a visit with Arthur and Michelle Berry, Sue and I noticed ...
Wine Madam? Don't mind if I do!
... a list of wines and then our glasses were filled. We tried a couple of whites, a cheap and expensive red and a lovely dessert wine. My favourite was the cheapest white or the expensive red so I decided to wait and buy at the next winery. Next stop, my favourite, was Fairview. We were given a glass of white and were shown how to taste the wine. We then had a list of wines of which we could choose 5 ...
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