Pic of the Day: October 13
A view from the top of Cape Town’s Table Mountain Aerial Cableway. Notice what’s missing…a tower. It’s 1.2 km of straight cables, from top to …
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12 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 12
Pic of the Day: October 12
The pied-a-terre is a lovely concept. There’s something liberating about having a retreat that isn’t cluttered with the junk of everyday life, but still offers …
11 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 11
Pic of the Day: October 11
A typical South African township area, as seen from the N2 motorway. For those accustomed to freeways being a pedestrian-free zone, South Africa takes some getting …
10 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 10
Pic of the Day: October 10
Table Mountain National Park is a tough place to get lost. The information at each trailhead puts most guidebooks to shame. The biggest risk is …
09 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 9
Pic of the Day: October 9
With this view of Table Mountain, you’d never know that the De Grendel winery is tucked behind an oil refinery. We picked up a lovely Sauvignon …
08 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 8
Pic of the Day: October 8
Just another spectacular Western Cape coastline, in this case at Betty’s Bay. And another huge colony of African penguins. We can’t get enough of these …
07 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 7
Pic of the Day: October 7
Behold the Chacma (or Cape) Baboon. Despite a friend’s warning that these creatures may be dangerous (reportedly a baboon once killed a baby), we bravely got …
06 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 6
Pic of the Day: October 6
The boat tour to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years in prison, is obviously a Cape Town must-do. The tours …
05 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 5
Pic of the Day: October 5
OMG! This is the worst picture of the beautiful University of Cape Town ever. Not having the presence of mind to take a picture during our …
04 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 4
Pic of the Day: October 4
The Rhodes monument honors the memory of Cecil Rhodes, the Cape Colony’s most famous Prime Minister. Cecil founded a little diamond company called De Beers, …
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