Days two and three: damp walks through indigenous forest, mist and smoke, river crossings. Fire-cooked food—we showed some Gauteng carnivores how to camp vegan-like. I'm not sure they bought it.
Days four and five: sunshine at last, swimming in that wonderful black-red Tsitsikamma water.
Undulating (so said the trail map) hills, baboon barks, crowns and cabins.
A few bruises, and a Canadian sunburn—red shoulders and a white neck.
New resolution: more holidays without electricity.
Thanks to lovely friends for making this one happen. You're the best.
P.S. Those replies. They'll have to wait for an at-home internet connection, in a few months. Thank you as always for saying hi!
looks like an awesome(ly photographed) vacation.
ReplyDeleteWOW! that looks like such a relaxing trip!
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sami
I haven't been to Tsitsikamma in a few years, your photos make me wanna drive up there right now. It's a magical place.
ReplyDeletei think this is the best resolution i've ever heard, ooh yes, more holidays without electricity, more holidays without electricity!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeletethis trip looks amazing! gorgeous warm film shots.
ReplyDeleteso so lovely
ReplyDeleteAww, see me jealous over here! I've been there three years ago and loved it. Please say hello to the waves!
ReplyDeleteawesome holiday with awesome photos to match. they are all sweet but that first sunset picture, its contrast, is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyour photography is so dreamy. i wish life would be a nice vacay everyday.
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SHOP
That's really great to get so close to the nature.
ReplyDeleteThis entire set is gorgeous! The diptychs are so perfectly put together.
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