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Tag Archives: Cape Town whales
A Little Look Back
Monday Dear Elsie Today we expected some sunshine, but instead it was a very overcast, gloomy day with occasional spots of drizzle. I worked 9 hours, but one thing that did happen is we saw a whale. I actually got … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town whales, False Bay, The Little Lookout
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Just Another Manic Monday
Monday Dear Elsie Monday’s are the days that generally are super busy. There is such a lot of work that comes in over the weekend that needs attention on a Monday. Sometimes, I feel swamped, but even if it takes … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town whales, Glencairn Tidal pool, Monday
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Two Swims Day
Wednesday Dear Elsie Today was the day I swam twice. We went down to the beach at 8am and, although there was a little wind, it was beautiful and clear and easy swimming. I realised today why I prefer the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town whales, Fish Hoek swimming, Open water swimming
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A Day of Nature
Friday Dear Elsie Wow! Today was a day of nature for sure. It began with a majestic sunrise. Then, after the sun rose, I noticed a lone baboon on the roof of the house across the road.I learned his name … Continue reading
Posted in Apartment living, Living on Fish Hoek mountainside
Tagged Amaryllis, Baboon in Fish Hoek, Cape Town whales, Fish Hoek sunrise, Sagweba
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A Truck Drove Down the Railway Track
Tuesday Today was the day… A truck drove down the railway track. That’s something you don’t see often. This photo was posted by Lorraine and was the truck trundling above the cat walk. A little further on, it came into … Continue reading
Posted in Apartment living, Day to Day Blogs, Living on Fish Hoek mountainside
Tagged Cape Town whales, Fish Hoek Trains
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That Got Our Attention
Monday Today was the day… We had a last minute booking – and I mean LAST minute. Rain came in …a heavy band of rain blew over Fish Hoek; winter struggling to let go. It rained on and off for … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town whales, Spring rain
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The Neighbours Partied All Night
Sunday Today was the day… That was busier than usual for a Sunday. It was an Airbnb work day. Ken left the Little Lookout early, so I zipped in there and changed the linen as the main guests may have … Continue reading
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Tagged Airbnb, Cape Town whales
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Beautiful Day Drew the Crowds
Sunday Today was the day… We woke up late and went to the beach at about 9am. The water was 14C. Underwater visibility was better than it has been recently. The tide was low. It was altogether a beautiful day. … Continue reading
Posted in Apartment living, Day to Day Blogs, Living on Fish Hoek mountainside
Tagged Cape Town whales, Cat Walk, Lord Malvern High school
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Whales In False Bay
You know spring is around the corner when the whales come out to play in False Bay. They say whale season is from August to November and it was Saturday 1st August 2015, when perched high on Elsie’s Peak that … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day Blogs
Tagged cape town, Cape Town whales, Whale season, Whales in False Bay
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