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... there were little blankets to wrap around you if it got cold. After taking many photos our breakfast was served and OMG I have never tasted something so delicious!! Jack had the eggs and Kippers last time we were there in 2010 and was very disappointed to discover they were out of Kippers. Reluctantly he had the eggs Florentine, while I had the eggs benedict. YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM!!!
We drove back to Plett to pack our things and say goodbye to Steve and ...
Road Trip to Rage
... their father, amongst trees and beautiful flowers.
Once breakfast was finished we set off on a 6-hour drive to Plettenberg Bay to meet up with Steve
and his younger brother Digby. It was Digby’s equilivant of our schoolies, what
they call “Rage”. After several drinking games and way too many Cane and Cream
sodas it was time to ...
Exploring the Garden Route
... oysters and an amazing view of the sunset. We got there a little too late to get an optimum viewing table but found the next best and put in our order. Not sure if it was being tired from our walk, the beer or the oysters or the combination of all three but we all got the giggles and had many a laugh over trying to impersonate each other’s accents; Ursula to our amazement providing the most entertainment in this department. Definitely another ...
A big jump between desert and gardens
... rocks, which made for a spectacular sight. From here we went on a hike along the Otter Trail, one of South Africa’s most popular hiking trails. Of course we only covered a short distance on this 5-day trail, but it was still a very cool hike and went through the native forest and along the coast. Most of the trail along the coast wasn’t really a trail, rather we were climbing on the rocks, guided by occasional painted dots. We made it to a waterfall with ...
'Head out on the highway'
This part of the road trip was what I imagine when someone says road trip. Long, long, long, straight roads surrounded by arid, desert like landscape and mountains. The sun is strong and high in the sky and civilisation is barely evident. There are signposts indicating rivers and even the odd dam but no water in sight. Baboons, monkeys, springbok and particularly aggressive ostriches disperse from the edges of the road as we approach.
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