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Google Street View arrives in South Africa – find us!

So the mothership at Google have been working hard to deliver another legendary product to web users, just in time for the FIFA Soccer World Cup 2010 in South Africa: Google Street View. This incredible tool is a hug value-add to the already legendary Google Maps, and allows one to virtually drive/walk/ride down any street …

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Cycling to Cape of Good Hope

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Last weekend I had the pleasure of riding around the Cape Peninsula. What a great outing. I was riding with a couple of friends from the USA, out here for a couple of weeks and keen to see some of the road cycling that Cape Town has to offer. So we did a good 3 …

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The Grand Cafe and Beach

New recipe for Cape Town Summer sundowners on the beach. Check this hot new recipe out for a new take on the sundowners and restaurant concept. Ingredients: 1 x abandoned warehouse in dodgy back-end of V&A Waterfront 1 x large dollop of vision 2 parts creative renovation 1 ton recycled white beach sand 1 x …

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Summer in Cape Town – Vaudeville

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Looking for something different to do for an evening out? Look no further. Starting December 16 in the city centre is Vaudeville, a 300-seater supper club based in the centre of Cape Town offering spectacular burlesque performances over a superb three-course dinner. The lavish four act show compered by Irit Noble and described as “Marlene …

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Summer in Cape Town – Music

Kirstenbosch Concerts

Summer in Cape Town has lots to offer in the music vein. Starting with the Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts presented by Old Mutual. A bit of an institution now in Cape Town and for good reason. Set right under Table Mountain in these spectacular Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on a huge sloping lawn with outdoor stage, …

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Summer in Cape Town – Cinema

Pink Flamingo Cinema

I think it is safe to finally say summer is here in Cape Town. A shocking rainy start to November with 2 weeks of cold fronts and driving rain, which then moved up to PE and Durban in turn, plus deposited some serious snow in Lesotho and Drakensberg, was quite a lot to deal with. …

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