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Down the Garden Path
... and wondering how it would survive the next few weeks. We then moved onto Hermanus hopeful to spot some late season straggling whales. We hot trotted it straight down to the harbour in search of the infamous whale crier, a dude with a giant horn which he blows every time a big fish is spotted. We got lucky! The southern righties were in town and in a particularity playful mood. The gorgeous cliff ...
Teaching at school and weekend adventures :)
... it’s so weird but after so long here I really do call 13, Recreation Road, Muizenberg home – when we were away for the weekend I would refer to our house here as home) but it was such a fun weekend and the photo’s I bought of my bungee are really good too – I already put them on facebook and will try and upload a couple onto here too.
The working week after the Garden Route was a crazy one in the nursery because one of the two teachers had flu all ...
We say goodbye to you dear Zambia! And hello RSA!
... and didn't). My class also decided to a performance of the (I am not spelling this right) sielele dance. This a dance which the performing arts group perform, which is wonderful but also very uh, how shall I put this, sexual. It is entertaining enough watching the older kids doing it, but watching my little grade 3s was hilarious. However, the humour was soon halted when we were forced to get up and dance too. Eliza quickly sped to the drums, so ...
Dunes, Jaws and Vines
... Coenie was only a girlie scream away (from me, not Lani) for help.
We had several testing tracks ahead of us, ranging from the Basin (a 20m deep bowl), the Horseshoe (a ridiculously tight loop around bushes and up steep hills, where Lani let her Bendigo 'bogan’ blood shine through and knocked the rev counter well into the red on several occasions, earning the name Lani ‘pistonslap’ from the lads....I am assuming there is some ...
Dolphins franziness
... for him to be left from the social scene, the dogs join for hikes along the cliffs and show you the way, and at night, Patrick or Anthony cook local specialties, such as pojke, and organize drums circle around the fire. A big family and beautiful project in progress...everything gets recycled, water preserved, and they live very well. My only contribution is to pull out one of my good bottles of wine for Helen and Anthony, two volunteers leaving the next day.
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