A deluge
We're under a bit of a deluge of work here at the end of the program, so I haven't really been able to find the time to make any sort of blog entry :(
Cape Town, and South Africa in general have been wonderful though. The weather varies between warm, windy, and rainy, but the scenery is always magnificent. There is also just a lot of recreation in Cape Town, from hikes, bike riding, boating, eating (yes, I consider eating recreation!), surfing, shopping (also recreation), and spotting wildlife. We're all really happy that the program ends here because Cape Town is such a vibrant place, and there is always something, no matter how little time we have, to see or to do.
I'm not sure how many extended posts I'll be able to make in the next two weeks, so I'm going to aim small, and just try to post few pictures to get caught up.
Pictures: Gum boot dancing
We're under a bit of a deluge of work here at the end of the program, so I haven't really been able to find the time to make any sort of blog entry :(
Cape Town, and South Africa in general have been wonderful though. The weather varies between warm, windy, and rainy, but the scenery is always magnificent. There is also just a lot of recreation in Cape Town, from hikes, bike riding, boating, eating (yes, I consider eating recreation!), surfing, shopping (also recreation), and spotting wildlife. We're all really happy that the program ends here because Cape Town is such a vibrant place, and there is always something, no matter how little time we have, to see or to do.
I'm not sure how many extended posts I'll be able to make in the next two weeks, so I'm going to aim small, and just try to post few pictures to get caught up.
Pictures: Gum boot dancing
traditional African beer making
Zwelethemba (two pictures)
Bo Kaap in Cape Town, which is a the most photogenic part of town, and look what picture I have . . Just goes to show what a jolly photographer I am :)
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Web Assistant's prerogative: Lizzie also sent this photo (in a personal message), and across both distance and time, I could feel how happy she was when she saw this book stall in Cape Town:
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