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| Spent Saturday at the Cape of Good Hope. This is a shot on the way there. We also dive in this bay. |
A view back toward Smitswinkel Bay where all the wrecks are. Windy, stormy day! |
The hardy were out... that's our dive boat you can barely see in the middle! A rough day, almost glad I missed it. (: |
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| Cape of Good Hope, the most southwesterly point in Africa. |
Beachline along the cape. |
Looking south |
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| Another southern shot |
The waves were fantastic. One braver surfer was out enjoying it. |
A type of aloe plant with the "old" lighthouse in the background. |
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| Looking back up the cape. Atlantic Ocean to your left; Indian to your right. |
Cape Point. The weather turned nasty quick so I didn't get to hike all the way down. Good thing I live here and it's only an hour from home! |
Soetwater point near Kommetjie and Scarborough. I could live here... gorgeous beach side communities! |
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| Looking back the West coast of S.A. toward Scarborough. |
Sunday's dive was on the wreck of the Transvaal in False Bay. Not the greatest visibility. |
Baby Basket Stars! The BEST part of the dive. Found like 10 of them. |
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| More baby basket stars. It's in the center top on the orange coral. |
Lots of colorful marine life live on this wreck. |
Splash of color |
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| An overhang near the stern. |
Winches covered in new life. |
A cool section of the wreck. Pity it was too dark for better images to see the back section of this. |
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| Shooting up near the "cage". |
Colors on wreck structure. |
Johann cruising over me |
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| Doug comes over the top deck |
Alpha Male Baboon after our dive. He crawled in several cars. Including the one right next to mine! |
A junior male cleaning his toes. |
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| The Alpha Male went pretty much wherever he wanted. |
These are Chamca Baboons and they are common around here. |
They do not care if a pit stop is in the middle of the road. We're trained to stop. |
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| The adolescent baboon to the left was very cute. |
Cruising |