There seemed be be a lot left out of the first post which is too important for these retirees to forget.
Upon receiving a very special birthday gift from Ms M and Mr K (who featured in the Alaska posts), our travellers were treated to a night at GOLD restaurant. With drumming lessons, dancing, face painting, singing and 14 courses, this will remain as a special Cape Town highlight.
Bo-Kaap, a neighbourhood in Cape Town is the historic, center of the Cape Malay community, with a strong, Muslim heritage. Our travellers found brightly coloured houses and a festive area full of energy.
Cape Town did have its share of animals but they were just not as famous as their other South African counterparts.
The previous post showed beaches and upmarket areas that still show a social divide. Although the boundaries are not racially applied these days, the boundaries do exist quite dramatically due to social capital.
Some random photos to end on:
Mr K did manage to see a cricket ground.
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Mr and Ms X have turned into Mr and Ms K?