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We're Now at the End of the African Continent
Finally, we're in Cape Town.
What a totally beautiful city surrounded by mountains starting with Table Mountain, it's most famous landmark.
We drove to Cape of Good Hope yesterday and were not disappointed.
Today we're driving to Stellenboesch, the beautiful wine city near Cape Town.
Salute!!
Emotions running wild...
... him even though I don't like them so cute of him. He went off to his plane anyway and I went and sat somewhere else as there was a weird I Sian near me. Then this woman comes over....I'm doing a survey on passengers leaving South Africa, can I just ask if you're ok as u look really sad....oh Jesus!!!! Just what I needed to burst those flood gates open!!!! 'I'm fine' I blubbered with snot and tears and a wobbly chin!!! Do u miss your family she said.... When I ...
Cape Town
... that should be a hoot. 14th Aug - Robben Island tour on Saturday was cancelled due to rough seas, so will have to leave that until my return to Cape Town next year, but did get to go Shark Diving on Monday. Good times, some big old fish, but strangely they seemed very docile, and uninterested in us in the cage, only really interested in the bait used to attract them. The one pictured was estimated to weigh around 300KG and looked massive to me, but apparently the ...
Cooking "safari" with Cass Abrahams!
... font-size: 12.727272033691406px; line-height: normal; ">So obviously a lot of things have changed but there's still a long way to go. The amount of people living in extreme poverty was appalling to me, meanwhile the president just felt the need to purchase himself two brand new Boeing jets.Seems like he's a great leader.
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Day 20 - Browsing around V & A
... ring, as its hardness is the same as an emerald. (not quite as brittle). Ash definitely wants a ring in it (not for every day), and she will probably just buy the stone and get it set in Perth. The drawback to that is you find you never quite have the money, so end up always just with the stone!!
We went to the scratch patch which is this small shop where you buy a cup and then scratch around a lot of gemstones for beautiful ones that take your fancy, ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsdysART Cape Town
“ A Wonderfully Quiet Place To Stay in Cape Town ”
Reviewed Apr 27, 2013
If you're like us, we wanted a quiet relaxing place to stay after our long flights, conferences and sightseeing.
DysArt is that place.
Quiet and comfortable and very hospitable, it's the perfect place to get over your 9,000 miles of jet lag and the hosts will spoil you here.
It's one of the best B&B's we've ever stayed in.
You owe yourself this treat!!
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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