Spier Stellenbosch
R310 Lynedoch Road Stellenbosch, Western Cape, 7599, South Africa
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Wine touring in Stellenbosch area
... c’est comme être au paradis!
Quelle meilleure façon de visiter la région que d'aller sur une route des vins! Il y en a tellement! Difficile de choisir, donc nous faisons confiance au Lonely Planet et autres documents. Hier, les enfants ont fait le tour de l'entreprise Wine et Brandy à Paarl et vu le plus grand tonneau (alors que nous avons récupéré des pièces pour le camion et que nous nous sommes ensuite perdus aux Rochers de Paarl qui étaient ...
Wine tasting and touching Cape Town
... and there we were looking at Table Mountain and Cape Town! Wow! It felt so close now! We then headed to Somerset West and then north to Stellenbosch and the Blauklipper Wine Estate for wine tasting (which I skilfully avoided)!
Then we headed to our final campsite but had to turn back as the owners were not there. Not before a lovely cheese, cracker and wine lunch! We then headed to Stellenbosch for ...
Class has begun!
... were given amnesty if their actions were politically motivated and they told the whole truth, which got our whole class thinking about how much a risk this is because some acts that were not politically motivated were tried to be passed as that or how an individual may have to "out" people they worked with to recieve amnesty themselves.
It was interesting to watch because there was one instance where a group of police officers killed four men. Three ...
No Pole on Pole
Yesterday we made our way down to the southern most tip of the African continent to the Cape of Good Hope. We started the day off by heading along the coast down the base of Table Mountain and the twelve apostles on our way to Hout Bay. It was our first stop, we got to walk along the beach and harbor and I had the pleasure of watching a local man feed a seal with a fish from his mouth. In a sense he was ...
BOSH!
... I would have loved to be an explorer who made jaw dropping discoveries like these caves. Who opened another world to the current one we live in. In this day and age, it's almost like every inch of land, drop of ocean has been found, walked upon, swam in and exposed to the world. I could have lingered for hours in the Cango Caves. The tour and indeed my packed travel day, only allowed one hour. I was lucky enough to have a very astute guide who gave us some really interesting tip ...



