Africa Wild

Lisbeth wrote:

Mel wrote:But don't you think that "stay tale" sounds a bit odd?

It does and that's why I am not going to do any tale

I might give you a few in puts, if we see something special. We have WiFi in the house

Hmz

Oh, well, rather some morsels than nothing at all, I guess.

Mel wrote:Just looked at your temporary home. Looks beautiful! One could get a bit jealous when looking out of the window into a grey world
and imagining spending the winter in something like low twenties with blue skies.

Afraid that the low twenties is a bit too much. More likely 16/17°, but with a lot of sun

Bushcraft wrote:That fish is making me hungry

Beautiful place and great pics once again

The beaches look cool, did you see anyone fishing

Bushcraft for coming along and appreciating a tiny part of European History and the old stones that go with it

Hey, Lis...stop downplaying this TR...if it were boring for me I would have said so without mercy!

We eat fish from a box here, freshly frozen without heads and tails!

I have had good fish in SA, but most likely is most deep frozen. This one at Nordhoek was excellent:

Just caught up again Lisbeth

Really enjoyed your TT about somewhere totally different to the norm

All the beautiful stone work on those old buildings
some lovely views, interesting places and history too

Thank you for sharing

Always open for more information with photos

Pooky

wow wow wow

su per be
lot of great pictures , lot of beautiful sightings... building sightings, magnificent architectura
the fishes make me think... I will have fish toonight

Love Sancta Liz
and the Swiss cuckoo
I specialy love the picture of the abandoned Thermal, with the palmtree reflection

to post a so beautiful tale

You are too kind