We recently visited
Groot Constantia Wine Estate, one of the oldest and largest wine estates in South Africa. It's a fun place to walk around and take in the beauty that is Cape Town. You feel like you might be in a park in Spain or France- the pressed earth paths and very old (Dutch style) houses make the time and place ambiguous. There were a lot of tourists when we were there, and several Chinese tourists started exclaiming and photographing us when they saw our family.
The estate is at least partially publicly owned: it's free to enter and walk around.
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| everything is that beautiful shade of spring green at the moment. |
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| This weekend was the crossover point between Cape Town and Boston- the first couple of days that Cape Town was consistently warmer than Boston. I think it'll be warmer until mid-late May. |
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| The vines are only just starting to get their new shoots and leaves for the year. |
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| No baboons today, but I can testify to their scariness- last week a baboon snuck up and stole bread at the Tokai market, and he was so big I felt immediately threatened. I miss those tiny (though naughty) Durban monkeys. |
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It's so nice reading about Southern Hemisphere spring here and in Sparkling Adventures. Not that I have anything against fall, of course, but it's nice to experience some warming joy vicariously as we move towards winter ourselves!
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