Anasazi Girl

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Anasazi Girl

In RCYC Cape Town

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Wings in Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town

Seagulls

Seagulls

Fourteen years ago in Puerto Vallarta we met Jim Burwick. He had a different boat then, and now he has a family, but he was then and still is now a wild and crazy sailor. You can read Jim and Somira and Tormentia, and Riavo on thier web site/blog at www.anasaziracing.blogspot.com

Somira, Jim, Tormentina on Anasazi Girl

Tormentina & Raivo

Sailing to Cape Town

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Judy



No Land Other Than North of Us





Cape Town

Anchored at Agulhas

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Hike to Cape Blaise

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On the trail

Baby Rock Dassie

Watching the water

Look at those waves

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She climbed the Light house





Still Life at lunch

I've liked Mossel Bay, but tomorrow we sail

Waves

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Drive Over Prince Alfred's Pass

One nice day we headed east from Mossel Bay along N2, The Garden Route, and after a visit to the Birds of Eden aviary, we turned North and drove over Prince Alfred's Pass. The road was a bit rough but we had no problems, the views were wonderful, and once again, we are amazed at South Africa. We came back R62, great drive, and the mercedes loved it.

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Birds of Eden

Along highway N2 between Port Elizabeth and Mossel Bay, The Garden Route, in South Africa's Western Cape, we found this aviary, the world's largest, multi species, free flight, aviary, the sign said.

We walked around for a few hours, took quite a few photos, of which I've posted some here, and very much enjoyed it.

We recommend Birds of Eden to anyone visiting South Africa. There are a lot more birds there than the few we've included here.

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Judy enters the Birds of Eden

Carolina Wood Duck

Channel Billed Toucan

Channel Billed Toucan

Blue & Gold Macaw

Blue & Gold Macaw

Blue & Gold Macaw

Blue and Gold Macaw

Green Winged Macaw

Green Winged Macaw

Mute Swan

This swan bathed then climbed out of the pond and dryed off. A magnificant bird.

Swan drying sequence

Graceful swan

Mandarin Duck

Canvasback

Judy watches Scarlet Ibis and other birds

Scarlet Ibis

Crowned Crane

Crowned Cranes

Greater Flamingo

SpoonbillCarribean Flamingo

Carribean Flamingo

Carribean Flamingo

Scarlet Ibis

Rock Speckeled Pigeon

Indian Ring Necked Parakeet

Carolina Wood Duck

Rosy Billed Pochard

Carribean Flamingo

Blue & Gold Macaw


Nice Place