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Goodbyes Suck
... were teaching people drinking games. Bridget and I were the tummies champs of the night. It must not be common to play drinking games in South Africa, because they did not know any of the ones we were playing, so we tried to teach it. It was an excellent last party for us to have with everyone we love there.
We eventually had to face the ugly truth that we were going to HAVE to leave Cape Town, so on Tuesday the 20 we packed. We had to go ...
Welcome to the Mother City
... slaves around the world – imported from Bali, Malaysia, India, Mozambique and then they were traded to Britain, Europe and the America’s. This lodge was the main trading hub built in the 1700’s and is now a well restored building serving as a museum to its dark history. Hard to believe that slavery was only abolished in 1834 by the British Parliament (and therefore all her colonies, including Sth Africa). Even more astonishing is that slavery was partially ...
Sightseeing in Cape Town
... was a nice aquarium, taking us an hour and a half or so to wander through, the highlights being giant Spider Crabs and a very active octopus.
From here, we grabbed a drink at Mitchells Tavern at the waterfront and then to dinner at the Bayside Harbour House. The food was fantastic, the experience only sullied by a vile, rude waiter who bordered on both racist and sexist. Lol, terrible. We grabbed a cab home for an overall enjoyable day.
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Testing the Grape on the Western Cape
... be right up there. We even managed to break a world record. OK, maybe not a world record, but certainly a Highlanders record. We now have our names behind the Cellar Door bar on their ‘Highlander’s Records’ list. My claim to fame? Being one of the 16 people that skinny-dipped in the swimming pool simultaneously (in your face, Oasis and your 14). Maybe not one for the CV, but we were all dead chuffed. There is photographic ...
World Veterinary Congress 2011
The World Veterinary Congress was great. I met lots of new people, reconnected with a few old friends, and learned a whole bunch of stuff. It was nice to attend a meeting where most of the lectures were presented from a different perspective, namely the Southern African perspective, as every other veterinary continuing education meeting I have ever attended has been in the USA. It is nice to hear what people are doing in other parts of the world, and also to hear ...
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