Hout Bay Tour

[elsa hoffmann]

Touring the Peninsula  - what normally takes about 2 - 3 hours driving - can take 3 days at least if you are quick. This was a tour of Hout bay - one of the spots we stopped at.

[Jakov Minić]

Elsa, you live in paradise!
And thanks to your photos I get a taste of it too

[John Geerts]

Beautiful Elsa !

[Erik Lund]

I like it! I also like your frames!

[elsa hoffmann]

Thank you Jakov - best you come see it yourself
John - thank you for the kind comment
Erik  - thank you - much appreciated. Nice to hear about the frames - you know what it's like - you always wonder

[Akira]

The host looks very friendly.  Thanks for sharing, Elsa!

[ColinM]

Lovely collection Elsa and another eye-opener for those of us who don't know this part of the world.

#3 is interesting on a number of levels. First thought was that the seal must have needed very fresh breath to get away with this. But if you have to hold a herring in your teeth to get it to come this close, maybe that's the least of your problems!

[elsa hoffmann]

Colin - the Capies (people of the Cape) will do anything for a buck. You are expected to pay to make a contribution a photo of them but then they perform for you with the seal. This is illegal and dangerous on many levels. you are not suppose to feel wild animals. That has never stopped them of course. And when something goes wrong - they will blame it on someone else. That's how it works here

[ColinM]

Hi again Elsa.

Regardless of the local politics, there's something in that seal's expression that says it feels very comfortable with its Capie.

[elsa hoffmann]

Colin - sometimes what looks like bravery is stupidity
thanks for the comment