South Africa!!!

... destination of our honeymoon. See for yourself what a great time we had:

Penguins at Boulders.
	Franschhoek in the Winelands (well this is already after Franschhoek)
Gordon's Bay - this is still the Atlantic
	Strand, just west of Gordon's Bay. They do have a beach and we saw the sunset from there.
The V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. A tourist trap but quite nice anyway.
	Hout Bay. A good place to eat, too.
Chapman's Peak. The road is no longer open all the way but still a popular place for watching the sun set over Hout Bay.
	View from Alex's apartment. That big thing in the back is table mountain. The little red thing in the front (well hidden by the tree) is 'our' Tazz.
Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point
	A stunning view over False Bay from Cape Point
Tourists finding a whale bone and strange hats...
	Further impression from our walk along False Bay
In Brenton on Sea we found a strong head wind and stunning views
	... still Brenton on sea. Another sunset!
View to the eastern Knysna Head and view of the Knysna lagoon as seen from our terrace
	Robberg is further east near Plettenberg
The next stop was Wilderness. This was the view from our room.
	A sunbird visiting.
Stunning skies in varied weather
	Guess what... ... a sunset!
At the end of the Giant Kingfisher walk you can rest in front of this nice waterfall.
	The bridge we had to cross on foot (not for the faint hearted)...
... and the Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe train that luckily didn't come while we were on the bridge. The day after we took it to revisit Knysna.
	This was Spring, so all the flowers started appearing
Our trusty Tazz just before taking on its biggest challenge: The Swartberg Pass!
	The Swartberg Pass. You wouldn't want to do this with your ox cart as the used to.
Picnic time. Relaxing after that strenuous ascend.
	The other side of the Swartberg Pass
Holger 'riding' an ostrich. He managed to climb down again before the RSPCA could intervene.
	Next and last stop was Hermanus, famous for land based whale watching. The bay was full of them.
This is one of them.
	Our last seafood platter in SA. Five minutes later a whale swam past.
On our way back to the airport. What a way to leave when you know that Britain's autumn is awaiting you.