![]() Road construction on Route N2 |
![]() The sky was overcast and we experienced several soggy drizzles |
![]() After some 70 km,at 10:35 we reached Grahamstown a pleasant (Rhodes) University town |
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The outskirts of historic Grahamstown (1820 settlers) |
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![]() Here we are in King Williams Town |
![]() where we ate "vetkoek" in "Something Fishy" (above) |
![]() I also found a Thai restaurant... |
...and asked for the "Thanakan Hollanda" or NEDBANK! |
We are now anxiously looking for Route R349 to take us to the coast ... |
![]() Back at the Indian Ocean which looked a bit wild |
![]() After a harrowing potholed descent we found the "boulevard" and the Mitford Lodge |
![]() To the South, a promontory on which the waves broke (see photograph below) |
![]() Although they sent us to Morgan Bay Hotel for dinner, Book served a fine breakfast the next morning |
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![]() Mercia enjoys the sea breeze The full name of the waitress was Bukelwa Zayepi |
![]() View from Ashley's porch the UK mgr was "Jade" and the owner Mrs Vermaak. |
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![]() (above and right): All four of us on the "Boulevard" Contents 2008 SA Journey |
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