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South Africa is the richest country on the the continent of Africa. In South Africa family is important. Most upperclass families are nuclear families, although some have an aunt, uncle, niece, and/or nephew. Lower class people are usually below the poverty line and live in "shantytowns." Which are large communities where people live in small …
Bye Bye Pete and Twiga
... transfer was somewhat deficient - this time in the SOARING heat our coaches aircon had broken down. It felt like travelling ten hours in a mobile sauna - TIA.
We bought ice at the next roadside stop, which turned out to be a real life saver, not only for keeping our drinks cold but we used the icy melted water to dip our face towel into and cold body-washed ourselves for the next few hours, heaven, heaven, heaven!
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A Rainy Last Day in Cape Town
... also drove to Darling and some of the backcountry interior roads.
We spent a lot of time in the afternoon finding places for us to sleep the next two nights. We will stay in a lovely B & B in Swellendam tomorrow night, and another B & B in Oudtshoorn. I have a horrible time trying to pronounce some of these Dutch names.
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DAY THREE
... had made correcting the curvature of his neck was reset by the accident. Now both of us are seeing the same chiropractor and the same massage therapist, and I am also seeing a physical therapist, all of which is helping. Still, I haven’t been able to work out or go dancing for almost a month--which is hugely annoying for me.) Since I’m not hiking for the moment, William wants to know how he could take a safe hike. Table Mountain is riddled with hikes up and ...
First Stop - Cape Town
... for the 2 of us. The boat left promptly and afforded some stunning views of the coastline and in particular the iconic Table Mountain.
Robben Island itself is only half an hour away by boat from Cape Town, and is approx 2 km x 5 km in size.For nearly 400 years colonial and apartheid rulers banished those they regarded as political troublemakers or social outcasts of society to this small rocky outcrop in Table Bay. Over the years Robben ...