Day 13 - Cape Town
Diterbitkeun: 20.01.2020
Ngalanggan Newsletter
Day 13 - Cape Town
Today we slept a bit longer. Since we had to kill some time before we could check in at the house in Cape Town, we went to the Cliff Path again and admired the beautiful cliffs. Today we even saw a whale (although only a dead one at the Whale Museum). We left for Cape Town at 12 o'clock. This time the drive was relatively short. After circling Table Mountain, we arrived at our destination. Our house is located right at the foot of Table Mountain in the Camps Bay region. Wauti and Miri were already waiting for us. Our house is beautiful with a view of the sea, which is currently raging in a storm. Under the watchful eyes of the Argus, we observe the ships battling the high waves. Wauti cooked us a delightful and meat-loving feast that could also serve as a last meal. Now we sit in the living room, surrounded by dancing flames, indulging in delicious food and drink, waiting for Valhalla.
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Philipp
Es ist wahrhaftig äusserst zufriedenstellend mit anzublicken, wie bemerkenswert ihr eure Kalendertage mit dem Fiasko von Knysna in HermansAnus verlebt. Auffallend abenteuerlich!
Zudem entzückt es mich ausserordentlich ansehnlich, dass ihr auf mein Verlangen nach einem Leibchen von einem Lederkugelarbeitskollektiv nachgekommen seid! Gott vergelt's!!
Dieses enorme hoch in die Klippen erbaute Konstrukt schmeichelt uns brennend! Das ist eine ungeheure Gailheit von einer Ruhestätte!
Euer Leibeigener untergebener Hausaffe namens Wauti vermag es, den Gaumen beachtlich zu schmeicheln. Dies gefällt uns und so rufen wir aus, dies in unserer Heimstätte zu rekapitulieren! Marc
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