CapeTown, South Africa 5/27/24
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Cape Town, South Africa This was our welcome into the port of Cape Town, South Africa. First time a tug led us in with water cascading ahead of us. And wonderful rainbows. Great views of Table Mountain. Cape Town is the capital city of South Africa, and rumors have implied that they would like to separate from South Africa. We have 2 days in this city. Our first day was a trip into the wharf area, which is quite commercialized and really well developed. We took a leisurely stroll admiring all of the sights, artwork and stores. A nice lunch on the waterfront, and then back to the ship for a Royal sponsored "escape" to a local winery. Artwork along the way to Victoria's Wharf, about a 15-minute walk. If only I could have brought this stone owl home! At the African Trading Company, we found a much larger version of my Bathing Sheba by Gregory Mutasa. We purchased her in Bermuda about 20 years ago when he was an up-and-coming young artist and he has grown quite famo