What a divine lunch we had at Harbour House in Kalk Bay. Oscar & I feasted on grilled crayfish, prawns, mussels, sole & very more-ish desserts panacotta & sorbet. I think we wobbled home. People From Afar, as you may know by now (if you glance at my blog from …
Beautiful Cape Town
Just another day driving about & snapping lovely buildings in the CBD…like (in order of appearance) the Gold Museum in Strand Street, an old facade in Castle Street, graffiti off Roeland Street, a national monument building off Harrington Street… Posted with Blogsy
There aren’t many promenades in this world where you can power walk (or take a slow meander) with a view like this to keep you company – it will inspire, delight & thrill you. Excessive adjectives? Try it for yourself then tell me. Camps Bay, through Clifton, to Bantry Bay, …
People From Afar, if you’re in my hood, treat yourselves to lunch at the fabulous Harbour House restaurant at the Waterfront (pictured). Famous for their seafood (freshest fish ever) throughout the year & the superb harbour views of course, this is the ‘sister’ restaurant to Harbour House Kalk Bay, which …
Keep driving away from Camps Bay, along the coast road, with the City behind you & about 15 minutes later you’ll arrive in Hout Bay. It’s a quaint suburb with a long beach and a picturesque harbour where you can buy amazing fish & chips – almost as tasty as …
This cove is just past Camps Bay…very beautiful, with Lions Head straight ahead & Table Mountain & the 12 Apostles mountains to the right…get there early before the crowds as its a tiny space & if the tide is in it can feel a tad cramped…. Posted with …
Out & about in the Mother City with @lateralpaul on a BMW Superbike…nothing like it. It’s a monster bike, a bit like riding a small horse I tell you. Going along the coast on a day like we had yesterday, was perfection. 32 degrees in some places, hot & balmy…so …
It’s famous for fab cakes, tarts, cupcakes…bright, colourful & tasty! The ‘crazy, classic’ bakery is in what was once Cape Town’s old Jewish bookstore, off Roeland Street on one side & Caledon Street on the other. The baking team coined the phrase Mucking Afazing which lands up on cupcakes time …