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Day Two: Cape Town (July 16, 2012)
... right up against William. Anyway, I wake up several times before I decide, at 6:30, that it’s time to wake up. When I come back from the bathroom, William is already awake. We turn on the lights and plan our day...
Which consists of getting breakfast and doing almost nothing else. William has been working very hard, so he just wants to sit in front of the ocean and play on his iPad. I make use of the en-suite jacuzzi tub. The water takes a ...
Wks 45 to 60 - Cape Town, Durban & Mozambique
... public transport don't leave it too late as they stop running minibus taxis around sunset.
I also managed to make it to one of the last Kirstenbosch Gardens summer concerts. I saw a couple of local bands in the form of The Wrestlerists & Hot Water. Hot Water definitely taking their influences from Johnny Clegg or Paul Simon's Graceland with their mixed race line up and use of African instruments such as the 5 litre petrol can made into a guitar. It was great fun and SO ...
Cape Countdown
... where Oceans converge while our friends went on a hike to the Cape. Just by the car park, we saw a family of antelopes.
The views from the Cape were stunning. We could see the endless oceans and the sun finally coming down. That was our sign to start heading back home.
Another positive CS experience
The Universe has been good to us! We were graciously invited to stay with a South African couch surfer Martin, for the last ...
Penguins and Paintings
... keys by Nelson Mandela. The Museum celebrates everyday life as it was , and mourns the destruction it was subjected to. It also provides insights into the madness of the racial discrimination cultivated by the government and how it affected the everyday lives of ordinary people.Many of the residents of District Six have recorded their personal memories and donated family photos.It's a sensitive and thought-provoking ...
On to Cape Town
... the views of table mountain and the dramatic cliffs dropping into the sea were amazing. After spending some time here, we drove over to the beach were the celebs go, Clifton Beach. :) Parking was a mess! The beach was fun but packed, and the views weren't as good. (Jerry: We didn't see any celebrities!) We spent time taking pictures all along the coast. Once we started to run out ...
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