Panoramic at roof gives evidence of blue skies and rain
Result- another rainbow
They are very low in the sky here
We went to Dassiesfontein which is an emporium where you can pretty much buy anything. This was the store I sourced Riempie last visit to repair my brother and sister in laws chairs
Traditional cooking
We drove back a scenic route along a dirt road - passing an abandoned cape Dutch farmhouse
With stunning views
These windmills can be seen for miles and this is the closest we have been to them
Giant silos in Caledon
And supper at The Rock a restaurant at the new harbour
A surreal view of the moon reflecting on the sea and the lights of the restaurant reflecting in the window
We had a fab meal with 2 friends from Cape Town who had stayed locally in order to catch up with us.
We had a sushi starter followed by two lost beautiful Thai style fish curry
Breakfast we all met again at a cafe called Betty Blou. Woody had a smoothie
Mark had a fruit tart
And I had the green breakfast. It tasted amazing. Other had eggs benedict on pancakes.
Pippa wouldn't stop talking
Nigel enjoyed the art work
It was a bit like being in IKEA
The line is dead
We stopped off in town to buy a tray but what's this?! Amazingly as we were peering in
Look what great trays
We met the owner passing by who took us to her temporary stall in the market where we bought some lovely things 😉
We were passed on information that you can walk he dogs at the local rescue centre
So we did... This is Purdy
This is Podi
And the wild Roo
You can't tell by the photos but we had a total of 6 human legs and 9 dog legs - three tripods. All sweeties. They also have lots of cats there too. Very hard to leave them there but not
Sure about smuggling one of these on the plane
Love to all xxx
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