Jenny & Peter Mulvey
Anne Mulvey
Sarah Craine
Lisa
Wood
East
Grinstead, Cumbria, Birmingham
13 September 2007
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I met this sextet at the Raddison Hotel and after becoming acquainted we set off
on a tour of the Cape Peninsula. We travelled past
Rondebosch where we stopped in at The Woolsack and then moved onto Muizenberg.
After a short stop at Muizenberg we stopped in at
the Kalk Bay Harbour and then travelled to Simonstown. After having some
coffee ( and a Don Pedro J
) we visited Just Nuisance's statue in Simonstown
Everybody posing with the Simonstown's famous Just Nuisance
Peter, Jenny, Anne, Sarah, John and Lisa at the penguin colony
Photographically caught unaware at the penguin colony. JJ
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Lisa and Sarah completing the hike up Cape Point
All enjoying Cape Point with the Cape of Good Hope in the background
A funny way to see what Lisa, Peter and John were photographing at the Cape of Good Hope JJ
Lisa enjoying herself at the Cape of Good Hope
Jenny and Sarah having fun at the Cape of Good Hope while John waits to picture the big splash at the Cape of Good Hope.
After our visit to the Cape of Good Hope we travelled on past Scarborough, Misty Cliffs. Constantia, Hout Bay, Llandudno, Camps Bay and Sea Point before returning to the Raddison Hotel.
This was what I would call a very happy tour. Everybody just went with the flow and enjoyed themselves on the day taking in the magnificent scenery of the Peninsula and enjoying each others company along the way. This was an easy group to tour with as everybody just seemed to be "on the same page" which was something that I really appreciated in that it made my position as tourguide for the day so much easier than normal. This in turn led me to enjoy the tour very much. Just as a postscript it was also wonderful for me to travel with a group where everyone of those on board had a good ability to do some arithmetic and basic mathematics. JJ (Private laugh that those on board will understand)
THANKS A TON FOR SUCH A GREAT DAY
JENNY AND PETER, JOHN, LISA, ANNE AND SARAH