Cloverleigh Guest House
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Knysna
... there were little blankets to wrap around you if it got cold. After taking many photos our breakfast was served and OMG I have never tasted something so delicious!! Jack had the eggs and Kippers last time we were there in 2010 and was very disappointed to discover they were out of Kippers. Reluctantly he had the eggs Florentine, while I had the eggs benedict. YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM!!!
We drove back to Plett to pack our things and say goodbye to Steve and ...
Exploring the Garden Route
... the fact there is a bus timetable, with all the drop off and picks up, we were quickly behind schedule by about half an hour. Which is not too bad until we got to George, and the driver realized he was going to have more passengers then seats. Because no one fussed up to not booking a seat, he had to call head office and it took an hour to get it sorted it out. Meanwhile we all knew who the culprit was, a charming but crazy fun loving Israeli, who ...
Final destinations
... impressed. It was a great day.
Laundry. I was in dire need of doing it. It's never fun to wake up to dirty laundry piles but it was time. Too cheap to spend the 6 dollars to have it done for me, I hand-washed while the woman who could have done it for me, watched me. Nice woman. I just wondered what she thought as I struggled through multiple buckets of water, spilling it on myself and the floor, hanging my clothes not so ...
A little bit of reality
We left Zululand Backpackers and headed out to the neighbouring Zulu village where we met Joseph Muba, our guide for the day. He seemed unsure as to what to do with us as I don't think he was expecting anyone on the tour that day. He explained to us about the Zulu's strong belief in the importnace of their ancestors and took us to the back of his house where his family had built two Rondavels for his ancestors. They were very bare huts with ...
An Unexpected Mountain Top Hot Spot
... as cool as a backpacker gets, and the owner is one of the most laid back and friendly people I have ever met. We’ve spent four days here just drinking in the views, of which dolphin and whales (again) were a part, and just drinking. One night a huge bonfire was built in the giant braai area and we all just sat around it and chatted for hours. The conversationalists were Dutchmen, A Belgian and some Germans as well as a few ...
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