Author Archives: Paul
Rouge in blossom
Yellow sisters standing tall
Pretty lily purple
Starlight Marilyn
Leafy silhouette
Delicate purple
Reach for the sun
Purple-pollen hunter
Sunspot yellow
Fuzzy purple-pink
Cape Town Orange
Yellow ‘n green
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Leafy sidewalks
Turquoise sea blue
I've very rarely seen Camps Bay's water being quite this turquoise. It's probably a good summer omen. ;)
Life’s a beach
Life's a beach - it's the first an only time I'll use this cliche. Promise. :)
Bitty pink flora
Fun on the rocks
Between the rocks at Oudekraal
Oudekraal braai spots
Secluded bays of Oudekraal
Lion’s Head – the view from Oudekraal
The word "oudekraal" can be translated directly to "old pen", where pen isn't a sword's replacement - rather the type of pen where animals are held. This spot, somewhere between Camps Bay and Llandudno is a well known beach picnic spot.
Entry costs R30 for adults, and it's slightly cheaper for kids - though I never actually paid proper attention to recall what age qualifies as "kids" and how much entrance costs. The entrance fee buys you braai (barbecue) spots, grassy areas, a few benches, and reasonably clean lavatories - well, for the beach that is.
I'll share a more photos from the area in my next few posts.
A distant stadium
A little purple
Paraglider launching from Signal Hill
Signal Hill’s tandem paragliders
Pink and Blue
More of the city
Our city, from above
I don't think that white haze is smog, by the way. I think it's just the cool morning air. :)
A Lion’s Head in passing
I was really surprised how many people were parked at the lower entrance to the Lion's Head hiking trail. I live about an half an hour outside of Cape Town, and it would be really nice to live closer - to take more opportunistic advantage of such beautiful sunny windless mornings. :)