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There is a specific kind of magic that happens in Cape Town during February. The “South-Easter” wind, which usually spends December and January trying to blow the toupees off unsuspecting tourists, finally starts to mellow out. The sun takes on a golden, honey-like quality, and the city feels like it’s exhaling. In this sweet spot […]
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If you’ve ever spent a Saturday afternoon strolling along the Sea Point Promenade, you’ve definitely done the “Cape Town Cranes” move. It’s that involuntary action where you stop, tilt your head back, and squint at the colorful, jellyfish-like canopies drifting silently toward the grassy landing strip near the lighthouse. From the ground, it looks serene. […]
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f you’ve ever found yourself walking along the Victoria Road ridge as the sun begins its slow, golden descent toward the Atlantic, you might have witnessed a very strange phenomenon. You look down over the granite boulders of Clifton 3rd Beach, and instead of the usual quiet murmur of the waves, you see hundreds of […]
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