Rob and Kate Weller

Brisbane - Australia
Sydney - Australia

11 January 2004

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I met Rob and Kate at their hotel and we immediately started out on our Cape Winelands Tour

Rob and Kate having fun at the Afrikaans Language Monument

Kate being dwarfed by the monument

Having fun at Mooiberg farmstall with the "scarecrowish" Spice Girls JJ

Tasting wine at Rust en Vrede

Kate of bottled red wine fame.  JJ

Daughter and father in the vineyards of Rust en Vrede

Enjoying music with Bani Bagoto in Kayamandi

Concentrating on the choral singling of Bani Bagoto

Rob and Kate with some of the kids in Kayamandi

On our second day we did a Cape Peninsula Tour.

Rob and Kate with Muizenberg in the background

Shopping at a jewelry store in Kalk Bay

Enjoying the penguins at the Boulders Beach penguin colony

Lunch at Bordiiesrif on the Cape Point Nature Reserve
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Kate, lunch and the Cape of Good Hope nature reserve - One happy combination.  JJ

Rob samples the waters of the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve

Kate and Rob in front of the Cape of Good Hope

Kate leaves her mark at Chapmans Peak

Not to be outdone Rob leaves his mark too.

Rob and Kate in front of Table Mountain as seen from Signal Hill

This was a great father and daughter team who were such easy going people to tour with. We had a wonderful time wherever we went and fun was had by all at all places that we visited. Pity that we only had two days together but alas that was all the time that Rob and Kate had in Cape Town before they returned to Australia. Who knows we could well meet up in France in 4 years time when South Africa take the World Rugby Cup back from England. JJ From this statement alone I suppose it can be deducted that we all loved rugby but were on opposite sides of the fence when it came to whom we supported. JJ. All in all this was a wonderfully relaxing and enjoyable tour.

THANKS ROB AND KATE FOR ALL.

Received 17 January 2004

Hi Selwyn,

Katie and I both are huge fans of Cape Town, we both enjoyed your tour very much. Your work in the township was inspiring and we both feel privileged to havehad a small insight of one. There is definite light at the end of the tunnel.

On another subject I see no light at the end of the tunnel with the world
rugby cup back where it belongs. J  See you in France!

Regards Rob and Katie.

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