You can eat your cake
I saw this cake in a shop called “The Longbeach Market” in Longbeach Mall while shopping for a few last-minute things for tonight’s new-year’s braai.
WARNING: People that live in these houses have a bad track record of eating little children…
Mr Grumpy
This fish was spotted in the Kelp Forest exhibit at the Cape Town Aquarium. I don’t know what type of fish he is, but he really looks grumpy (or maybe just a little serious).
Diving at the Cape Town Aquarium
Ragged Tooth Shark
Today, my brother and his wife arranged to go scuba diving in the shark tank at Cape Town Aquarium. I don’t have a scuba certificate, so I was unable to dive, but I went along with my camera, and I managed to get a couple of nice shots in. If you have some free time, pop down to the Aquarium, the exhibits are remarkable, and they have a fantastic selection of marine life, and plenty of activities for both little and big people.
By the way, even though the sharks look (and are) very scary, last year only 9 people worldwide got killed by sharks.
Turtle
Ragged Tooth Shark
Warning, we got there at 9am and it was empty. But by 10:30am, the queue was outside the door and around the corner, so best you get there early. Full details and costs etc are here.
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Cameron and Sebastian
I took these shots on Christmas Day; Cameron and Sebastian are down from Johannesburg for a few days (they are my brother Andrew’s children).
Cameron
Sebastian (my Godchild). He is playing on the same see-saw that I used to play on as a child. Imagine how many memories are stored on it.
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