Back to the UK, Work and All Things Good
For those who were wondering where we disappeared to for a month, we’ve just returned from an absolutely brilliant visit to South Africa where we visited friends and family in Cape Town and Plettenberg Bay, took in some incredible scenery, hung out with a pack of wolves and recharged our ailing batteries. Of course no holiday is complete without showing off the snaps! So without further ado, here is the abridged pictorial journal of our amazing break:
First sunset of our holiday: sun going down over the Atlantic Ocean between Noordhoek and Kommetjie, Cape Town
In case we were in any doubt, this road sign reminded us that we DEFINITELY weren't in England anymore...
African penguins sunbathing on Boulders Beach, Cape Town
One of the locals at Kalk Bay Harbour, Cape Town
Another resident at Kalk Bay Harbour
Coast road, False Bay
Sunset over the Tsitsikama Mountains as seen from Plettenberg Bay
Mouse birds in the garden just after sunrise, Plettenberg Bay
Great white egret, Keurbooms Lagoon, Plettenberg Bay
Dan and the Wolf - Wolf Sanctuary, Plettenberg Bay
Deryn and the wolf
After a wonderful ride through the Knysna Forests
Cowboy Dan
Sunrise in Plettenberg Bay... the start of another hot, sunny day
A view of truly unspoiled beauty from Kranshoek (just outside Plettenberg Bay)
Back in Cape Town: the view from The Brass Bell, Kalk Bay - possibly the best pub in the world
Saving the best for last: sunset on the last day in Cape Town
Last night festivities
Happy, pickled and ready to come home
Posted on March 21, 2012, in Film Composers, News and tagged Boulders Beach, Cape Town, composers, dan cullen, deryn cullen, False Bay, Great White Egret, harbour seal, Holiday, Kalk Bay, Kalk Bay Harbour, Keaurbooms Lagoon, Knysna Forest, Kommetjie, Kranshoek, media composers, Mouse Birds, news, Noordhoek, Plettenberg Bay, Plettenberg Bay Wolf Sanctuary, South Africa, The Brass Bell, Timber Wolf. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.
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