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South Africa
... game platter, not knowing if he would get the chance of game meat again. I simply went for a Springbok shank which I could not finish. Many laughs were had while it played on the back of our minds sooner rather than later our close friends would soon be on their way.
We were up reasonably early to catch our ride to dive with great white sharks. I was full to the brim with excitement with a little bit of nervous sprinkled on top. For 2 hours we hurtled our ...
Hello summer!
... pretty good for most of the day. The locals complained a lot, but I liked it during the heat of the day. Towards late afternoon and in the evening it was a bit too cold even for me. I shivered throughout dinner, and it was my own fault for wanting to sit at a table with a nice view of the harbor. I am pretty sure I am African just beneath the skin.
Tomorrow I am jumping in the shark tank at the aquarium. I'm expecting ...
'Captivating Cape Town'
... it necessary to walk into our room while Sarah was getting changed, only to respond 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry' starring at her up and down not finding a need to exit the room!! Unaware to me, this would be the first of many encounters with over eager men, trying to get a glimpse of Sarah's attention. Defending Sarah as my girlfriend would soon become a full time job.
Despite its reputations Cape Town is a relatively ...
The Pace Quickens
... a gentleman in Iran who will be able to help us with the carnet document, which is vital in order to bring vehicles into any country. Iran was the only one that we were battling to get. Without this, we would have been faced with having to fly ourselves and ship our bikes from Istanbul to Kathmandu. This is a huge hurdle that has been overcome. Iran, which was ancient Persia, is rich in heritage and culture, and from what ...
A Decent Proposal
... in under the gate so we gave in and let her stay. When it was eventually time to venture out, we had to block the gate with a garden chair, as we didn’t want her depositing the five remaining eggs from breakfast that Hugh had given her in the back garden. Bad Hugh.
That lunchtime we were spoilt with another picturesque drive to Franschoek. We left Somerset West through Sir Lowry’s pass; a steep winding highway taking you to the top of the Hottentots-Holland ...
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