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Yesterday we did a final dress rehearsal of the first of our Cape Town City Walks and had nine participants. In spite of too little sleep, Dean was in fine form and everyone seems to have enjoyed the tour immensely. We received valuable feedback whicWrite Like Freddy = Great Commissions, Conversions, Epc & Aff Supporth has allowed us to improve an excellent tour and make it even better. Please let us know when you would like to accompany on of our Sex & Slaves in The City Tours. Write Like...
Italian fans
We've been hard at work developing and refining our fantastic new tour called "Sex & Slaves in The City". Recently, while Dean Paarman was practising, an Italian journalist asked if she could join us. We were delighted to have an objective person attend. Roberta mentioned that she had other commi"el Arte Del Orgs. Femenino" Por: Kevin Adamstments but would like to join the tour-practice for a few minutes. Well, she was still with us 2 hours later when Dean completed the tour...
New Table Mountain guides
We have been very busy lately training Table Mountain guides to meet our high standards. Recently Mawetu Tetyana made the first of many ascents up Table Mountain . Here you can see him (with some trepidation and much pride) surveying his route up, and Cape Town city below. How To Catch A Cheating Spouse (husband / Wife zp8497586rq...
SAfm’s Karen Key Interviews Steve On Mountains In The Sea & Other Walks
[caption id="attachment_135" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Table Mountain"][/caption] What a pleasure to be interviewed by Karen Key on Walk in Africa. You are invited listen to this informative Mountains In The Sea Interview. Please share your comments and experiences below. Regards Steve Bolnick It's All Free For Seniors! zp8497586rq Niche Profit Course By Chris Guthrie zp8497586rq...
Photos From Our Mountains In The Sea
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The reality of Cape Town slavery
Most of us are aware that there were slaves at The Cape some time in the past. But how much do you know about the reality of slavery? I am amazed that slavery even existed. The idea of owning another human being is bizarre and reminds us of the baser side of human nature.Do you know that children could be sold as slaves separately from their mothers? In about 1657 Jan van Riebeeck was given the gift of a slave by the name of Clein Eva. She was 5 years...
Walking The Walk
The most scenic hike in the world? Article and images as appeared on go2africa.com by Dominic Chadbon, 9 September 2008 On the face of it, it did seem like a poor proposition: walk up some steep mountains, look at a bunch of plants, and then...
Wild cape wander: Table Mountain, South Africa
Travelmag published this story “. . . the clothing, skull and bones of the soldier given up for lost on the 30th of last month were found at the extremity of the Lion Mountain, about 300 roods* from the beach. The cranium was half bitten off, so it is presumed that he was devoured by a lion” - journal entry of the governor of The Cape Colony, 12 September 1659. No longer do lions roam the foothills of Table Mountain but its proximity to the bustling urban fare of cosmopolitan Cape Town...
THE MALTESE CONNECTION
There’s a first time for everything. In decades of guiding I have never had guests from Malta – until this week. I am currently escorting the Zammit (extended) family around Cape Town. Yesterday we travelled along The Atlantic Seaboard, over Chapman’s Peak . . .. . . to The Cape Point Nature Reserve. We were extremely lucky with wonderful weather and I think everyone enjoyed it (even Amanda who was not feeling 100% healthy).We stopped above Smitswinkelbaai to enjoy the views across False Bay and learn a little about this...
The ultimate day
There is ongoing debate as to whether day 4 or day 5 of The Mountains in The Sea is the more breathtaking. It’s a tough call. Have a look at this photo taken on day 5, and formulate your own opinion. We started the trail above “Patience Bay” with views onto - and memories of - yesterday’s descent. In spite of the (very easy) ascent Ken still had a smile, and so did everyone else. Perhaps the smiles had something to do with the views that greeted us at every...