Sightseeing

 

 10 August 2015

Driving up the coast to Houtbaai, enjoying a cup of hot chocolates, cappuccinos and a strawberry spritzer at Clifton beach.

 

 

Danika, Edmari and Joshua.

 

 

My darling husband, Brian.

 

 

The sea at Clifton had some lovely waves today. look at the beautiful colour of the water. It awakens the desire in me to grab a paintbrush and paint it. 

 

Walking next to the beach at Clifton. Really a nice sunny winters day in the Cape.

 

 

 

Brian posing for a photo at Clifton.

 

On our way back from having something to eat at Houtbaai, we stop along the  road at some sightseeing stops and took some more photos.

 

 

 

The view from here is breathtakingly beautiful.

 

Here I am, for once not behind the camera, with my camera-shy son, Joshua.

 

Brian, with his gorgeous smile. 

 

The three musketeers.

 

Lions Head in the distance.

 

The Twelve Apostles.

 

Me and my better half.

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2014 

A visit to Tableview.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clifton Beach

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nog uitstappies: 2013

 

 

 

Besoek aan Bloubergstrand.

 

 

 

Falsbaai, pragtig,ne?

 

Op die kaai in Hout Baai. Hier eet mens heerlike snoek! Hier het ons ook 'n bootrit na rob eiland mee gemaaak.

Our visit to the Pretoria Botanical Gardens

What a nice day the sun was shining, just after the winter it is so nice to enjoy warmer weather.

 

A typical Ndebele Hut and of course my beautiful children, Danika on the left, Joshua and Edmari on the right. After visiting the hut we went for a long walk through the gardens. All indigenous plants to South-Africa.

 




What an awesome nature we have here. Interesting plants, with beautiful flowers and blooms. A revitalising walk.

 

 A well deserve rest at the cool waterfall after the walk

















A visit to the Spook House ( The Erasmus Dwelling in Pretoria)

This house have the most amazing architectural design.It was build in the 1903. What a lovely place with it's stoop going right around this wonderful place. It is one historical place that you can not visit when ever you want to, but they do have guided tours once or twice a year.

The pictures of my handsome family taken on the left side of the mansion. My husband Brian, twin daughters Danika and Edmari and my very special boy, Joshua.

Hartbeeshuisie

The first dwelling on the Erasmus farm. Lovely to think history will be with us as long as there are people committed at looking after it. This little house is fully furnished with furniture of that era and the loveliest quilts are decorating its beds.