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South Africa
... out filming for shark week on the same boat a couple days earlier. This made us a lot more confident that we had chosen the right company to go with. On board the boat we started leaping the swells as we powered out to shark alley, the most famous place in the world for great white shark viewing. These monsters of the sea can grow to 7m in length and eat seals for breakfast. As water sprayed up from the cold sea we watched as a member of the ship’s crew hand fed a sea ...
Cape Town - Solo style
... hike to the top of Lion's Head, a peak in the middle of the
city that had killer 360 degree views overlooking the ocean, the
centre of town and the dramatic Table Mountain. I would tell you
about our attempted hike up Table Mountain, but I think it's best to
just leave that one alone.
My other
Cape Town highlight was probably the day that, despite my hangover,
Ben pushed me to take the train out to Simon's Town. I spent the ...
'Captivating Cape Town'
... through the Nature Reserve, greeted by an entire ostrich family and unbelievable views.
TABLE MOUNTAIN:
Took the cable car to the top, only to be completely foggy with little view of the city. The hike down was amazing, steep with that common Cape Town view of city and mountain range.
CHAPMAN'S PEAK:
Decided to pay the extra $3.5 toll for the road, not knowing it would lead us to Chapman's Peak, ...
The Pace Quickens
... logistical problems in December, which is now less than six months away. Though all of this planning, our other daughter, Ashlea, and her fiancé, Rob, will be getting married on December 10th, so we will have a busy time between now and then.
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Thanks again for your interest and ...
South Africa Part 2
... population. The government did not want them communicating with the others so in the single cells they went. The fist single cell block we went to had a picture of the occupant and a story he had told on the wall of each cell. Very moving. We soon were led to Mandela's cell, that was the only cell that was "decorated", with books, curios and blankets on the floor showing how it was certainly not a luxury prison. The leaders spent their waking hours working ...
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