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Seals, Penguins and Cape Point
... chateaubriand for the adults, burger for Sofia), while Agostino continued on his African game meat rampage with grilled Springbok. A South African Malbec did the trick to wash it all down. I don't know where to begin with the desserts... suffice to say it was the best chocolate bombe and Frangelico creme brulee we ever had.
Things are heating up in Cape Town. Tomorrow we raise the bar...
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The beginning of a beautiful friendship :)
... boat to do the dive? So we pitch this to the guy making frantic phone calls, and he informs us- sure for about $10,000! Yikes. Ok, maybe not. As we were working out this plan- the girls told us they were having trouble even getting a car. They finally had a reservation for one day and told us that they would probably have to choose between the wine farms and Boulders Beach. They told us about some of their adventures so far, and Puja, Anju, ...
Zand, zand en zand..
... vanaf het hotel naar het vliegveld en dan richting PE. Veel mensen blijven nog een aantal dagen in kaapstad en willen morgen ochtend wat langer slapen. De nacht doorgebracht in een echt bed! No more tents from now on! Yeah! Om 6.00 op, laatste spul pakken (mn backpack lijkt voller te worden en kan bijna niet dicht?? ) 6.30 ontbijt in het hotel en toen richting PE.. Dat was alweer de eerste 5 weken, de tijd vloog voorbij!
Weer een heel verhaal van deze kant, sorry dat ...
Table Mountain - AGAIN
... Cape town. Cable car was just annoying - up in 3 hours, down in 3 minutes! Late afternoon, after freshening up went back to the Waffle place for a treat - Pablo's last time buts Wills first. Yummy, yummy. Walked around Kalk Bay harbour for a while taking in the local area. Back to house to chill and watch and film in sleepover like fashion with mattress's' on floor. Good ...
Capes, Baboons, Penguins, and Farewells
... in the hopes that we wouldn't be charged anything extra. We hadn't seen many automated car washes, but assumed we'd be able to find one in Cape Town; sadly, that wasn't the case -- everything was hand wash only, and it seemed that Saturday was the day for Capetonians to get their cars washed.
We drove out of the city down the Cape's east coast and finally found a place that wasn't overflowing with cars waiting to ...