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Sharks! I Chews You

The southern hemisphere is a hot January

Summer's day here in the Westetn Cape of South Africa.

These rocks look like wrinkles in time, and sit quite majestically along the pristine stretches of white sand. What a privilege to be in the Southern Hemisphere, where Sumemer is now, and the cold winter of England is far away this week. Beautiful scenery, as far as the eye can see..

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Cape Town, South Africa

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2016

Four years ago today, and we are back in Cape Town, South Africa

2017

2018

2011- We sailed round the world with a 3 day stopover in Cape Town

Los Angeles/San Pedro, California, USA to SOTON, South Hampton, United Kingdom

Irresistible, is a good way to describe it. @3,500 ft above sea level, it is the oldest mountain on Earth, 6x older than The Himalayas. The rocks at the summit reminded me of Honningsvåg Norway and the Arctic Circle glacier stones-truely amazing. Happy to duplicate ,Christ the Redeemer Art Deco statue pose of Jesus Christ in Rio.

Hope lies on Table Mountain-the exact vista that Nelson Mandela looked out from his prison on Robben Island that kept him going.It is an important piece of SA culture I will take back with me and share the legacy.

Our "ocean" view
@The Table Bay Hotel

Here in Northe Cape, in the Arctic Circle, looks to me a lot like Table Mountain

The first time we were in Cape Town, was a three day port of call on our 2011 World Cruise:

Headed To Oz

Are We Clear-Crystal!

Fly a Russian MiG-29 at Mach 2 or Take A World Cruise in Zero Gravity- I'll take things that I know for $60,000 Alex.

Ports of Call: