v & a waterfront part II
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More than one of our afternoons in Cape Town was spent at the V& A Waterfront. We tried some great food (i.e. Kauai for a quick, healthy, affordable lunch) and there was always live music being played . We caught a percussion group performing after we returned from our tour of Robben Island:
Cape Town is lucky to have such a vibrant area for people to spend their time (and money) in. If you're ever in the city try not to miss it.
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I love your blog (and your life and your photos!) - and I'm envious of that man's saxaphone.
ReplyDeleteAwww, I loved the waterfront!!! I have some cool videos of musicians playing as well when I was there. That 1st photo is AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteKauai was my FAVORITE place to go for smoothies when I was in Capetown! I've tried to recreate them since I've been back in the states, but of course it's just not the same...
ReplyDeleteI really like the second photo of the sax player. Not sure why.
ReplyDeleteI just spent about and hour...or two...reading through here from the beginning. I loved your blog but I love it even more. What an exciting and brave life you live. This is my dream someday. You are great inspiration.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Sara
Love the first picture! Is it tilt-shift style?
ReplyDeleteMina!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! That table rock pic is great!
I hope you guys are enjoying new york. If you want to get together just send me a quick email and let me know!!!
Take care,
Jamie
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so great. loving that music!
ReplyDeleteI So ran out of time and didn't get to explore Cape Town or Robben Island. Yet I sure enjoyed the street music in Simon's Town. I'll just have to go back.
ReplyDeleteI highly recommend the Havasu hike amongst many others in the SW.
how neat! what a lively adventure!
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