The view from the beach at Blaauwberg!
Cape Town is doing turquoise so well this year! The fine white sand is almost
blinding
A little breezy, but this
side of the coast does get a bit of wind. It is a great place for kite sailing
and surf boarding,
you just have to be careful not to be taken out past Robben
Island
What a lovely way to spend
the afternoon
This sea front house has
great meaning for Lynne. In 1993 she was in Cape Town and visited Blaauwberg
with her mother and a friend. While they sat and chattered on a seat, admiring
the sea and our fantastic mountain, she pondered what to do with her life. The
recession was on in the UK and it was punishing; she was working herself into the
ground. She realised how much she missed Cape Town; she had been away for 27
years. She turned around and there was the name of the house! The universe has
ways of giving you messages. She returned the following year and the rest is
history, which includes John ...
Some coal had been washed up
on the beach and these children were having such fun 'mining' for it
The classic view of our mountain across the Bay in perfect weather
We might put this panorama on
our wall in a frame!
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© John & Lynne Ford, Adamastor & Bacchus 2019
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