Pier Place
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Cape Town Bound
... was empty aside from a few people packing up their stalls from a flower market. We walked to the Pick'n'Pay on Strand Street and brought free range eggs, ham, butter, mushrooms, sausages, washing powder and a couple of packets of crisps. I am only listing it out because all that came to about $20 or £12 which I thought was cheap! We were unable to buy wine because Cape Town has some weird alcohol ...
Captivating Capetown
... We walked on a little path, and there were penguin nests lining it on both sides. They would just peek their little heads out from the bushes. We saw babies too! The mom would just be sitting in her nest, and suddenly a tiny face would pop out from under her. When we actually got to the beach, no one else was there because it was so late. The security gaurd came over and told us we only had 5 ...
Wks 45 to 60 - Cape Town, Durban & Mozambique
... in Bariloche.
Now I know you might be wondering how my stay in CT grew from a mere 2 weeks to a monstrous 4 months... Well, I decided that 30 years into this life, and 10 years from the last visit home, it was about time for me to finally get my drivers license. Gasp! I know... A bit late, but better late than never as they say.
Due to the bureaucratic fun of getting around to actually applying for and getting tested, and with lady luck on holiday somewhere else for a ...
Cape Countdown
... give me”. Our friends just kept walking along.
The roads in the Western Cape province were excellent. There was no pothole in sight and driving manners were very manageable compared to Asia. Not having your own transport is very frustrating in South Africa as driving is easy and parking is abundant and cheap. On large parking lots a guy would be sitting down to watch cars and expecting a tip. Arriving at our first stop, Muizenberg, we felt ...
Penguins and Paintings
... just a bit too nosey about the contents of human beach bags.They didn't appear to be looking for food, more like nest buiding materials, and rummaged around to find a twig to take home instead. I had my first sighting of a DASSIE , sunning himself on a rock -a round faced guinea-pig looking creature.
At noon we leaft the beach as it was high tide and we were peckish. At Simon's Town I was introduced to Just ...
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