I’m a week late for entering Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Vibrant Colours but that’s because we were lucky enough to have been able to take a much-needed week’s break in one of Africa’s (and perhaps the World’s?) most beautiful cities – Cape Town.
Unbelievably I forgot to take my camera – I was so annoyed with myself! So some of these pictures I took with my phone (I’ve still not mastered that skill) and the rest are from our trip to Cape Town in January.
We stayed in an apartment at Whale Watchers in Muizenberg where the views from our bedroom window were breathtaking.
I love all the small shops and alleyways in and around Kalk Bay.
Of course a visit to The Brass Bell in Kalk Bay is compulsory – the view, the ambience and the cocktails are superb.
Lovely photos and stunning colours.
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Thank you – I enjoyed taking them and of course loved being in Cape Town again 🙂
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I’ve been in Muizenberg last Sunday! Love those colourful houses on the beach!
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Perhaps we saw you there on the beach! 🙂
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You have found some fun colorful things to photography. Thanks so much for playing 🙂
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Thank you Cee. Cape Town is the ideal city in which to find colour 🙂
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Like your pictures! There are so many little things to discover in them – like the Zebra skin and the question why there is a garbage bin after every second meter in the fifth picture ..
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Yes, the bins intrigued me too.
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Love the fact that those little beaches houses have brightly colored ROOFS…what a delight to look at! I enjoy traveling vicariously through your blog posts!
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They are quite beautiful, aren’t they?
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For sure your cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities in the world!
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Loved to visit these colorful places with you. They have all thinkable colors around there
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Wow!!! Beautiful! Lovely colours!!
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The beach huts are gorgeous, many have been renovated over the years, but they were there in the 1970s rather tired looking and not in a straight line thus providing good shelter from the wind that got up every afternoon. Glad to see the Brass Bell still going, I had many a lobster thermidor there – it was our celebration restaurant.
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I don’t think you would recognise the Brass Bell! It has changed so much since I first went there in the early 80’s.
Still a lovely spot though 🙂
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You can’t beat that False Bay coastline.
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