The three blind mice, or musketeers, or whatever it was we were, are no longer! Saturday was our last night together here in Cape Town. Dan caught his shuttle to the airport at some frightening hour. 5 am or something, which began his long long journey home. To be honest he might still be en route as a write this.
Tonight is my last night in the country. I’m trying to enjoy my last bit of city life for a quite a while before i head to Namibia in the morning. With a population of only 1.2 million, in quite a big country, it’s the 2nd least densely populated country in the world, after Outer Mongolia! The last couple of days have been great. We stayed at a friends beautiful house in the city centre, Steph and I visited an awesome kind of farmers market deal, with all these fancy local cheeses, ciders, breads, shmancy sauces and meats, aswell as some swanky local clothing and jewlery designers and whatnot. It was an awesome day, and made for quite a budget meal comprised of bite sized free samples.
Today we’re off to the beach down the chilly atlantic side of the peninsula before we say goodbye. Steph’s decided to stay in Cape Town a while until meeting her parents in Ethiopa, which sounds absolutely unreal. In the morning this pup stallion
Will be my home for the 21 hour ride from here to Windhoek, Capital of Namibia.
I’ve got to go, either by some awesome bus snack food, or some extra strength tranquilizers.
next update from the Namib desert!
Adam
Yo Adam,
Thanks for the update as the mouseketeers split up. A bit sad. Namibia will be great. Look forward to hearing about more of your adventures.
Keep your eyes open for sharks as you have fun!
Stephen
hey adam, just got caught up w the last few posts. Beautiful pics and epic tales- sounds amazing!! Saw on facebook that trouble in paradise might have ensued; hope all is well. josh is having a killer time in whistler but doesn’t have reliable internet. i’m sure he’ll browse the blog as soon as he can. enjoy your last month!! sara