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From Cape-Town To Port Elisabeth
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If You seeks information about traveling in South-Africa, view the internetsite below.
Traveling South-Afrika on your own
Or copy and past this link ==> http://www.moorkes.tk/
Our trip went from Cape-Town to Cape Good Hope - Lambertsbay - Canwilliam -
Montagu - Graaff-Reinet - Addoo - Tsitsikamma - Knysna - Mosselbay -
Cape Aghulas - Infanta - Hermanus - Stellenbosch and so back to Cape -Town
More then 6000 km and almost 2000 km dust-(gravel-) roads.
On our site You can read country-information, our trip, a daybook and so on.
Because 1 photograph can tell more then thousand words.
Well, on our internetsite You can see almost 1000 photographs.
If You visit our site, please leave a message in the guestbook
Two of our Photographs:
A view from the Table Mountain to Lions Head ( the mountain top )
and Clifton, the four small and beautiful beaches are
interlinked with giant granite boulders.
And a view on Knysna Lagoon and the Heads - two great sandstone cliffs
guarding the mouth of the lagoon which connects the estuary with the sea.
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Traveling South-Afrika on your own
Or copy and past this link ==> http://www.moorkes.tk/
Our trip went from Cape-Town to Cape Good Hope - Lambertsbay - Canwilliam -
Montagu - Graaff-Reinet - Addoo - Tsitsikamma - Knysna - Mosselbay -
Cape Aghulas - Infanta - Hermanus - Stellenbosch and so back to Cape -Town
More then 6000 km and almost 2000 km dust-(gravel-) roads.
On our site You can read country-information, our trip, a daybook and so on.
Because 1 photograph can tell more then thousand words.
Well, on our internetsite You can see almost 1000 photographs.
If You visit our site, please leave a message in the guestbook
Two of our Photographs:
A view from the Table Mountain to Lions Head ( the mountain top )
and Clifton, the four small and beautiful beaches are
interlinked with giant granite boulders.
And a view on Knysna Lagoon and the Heads - two great sandstone cliffs
guarding the mouth of the lagoon which connects the estuary with the sea.
Reply to this
