Cape Peninsula

Kalk Bay to Cape Point, to Hermanus then Cape Agulhas,
Franschhoek then Cape Town to finish this piece of resistance.
Kalk's fishermen and Olympia cafe are fine,
where Kalky's fish and chips was a pleasure,
as was the sea shore at your door step.
Cape Point is hard to describe in words, it's so
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The National Park has ostrich and springbok and baboons the buggers!
Hermanus is a must, you'll have a whale of a time.
Agulhas, where Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet is the most southernest point of S of A!
Franschhoek, in the pretty wine region, would be prettier still,
if there were still elephants majestic in the valley.
And Cape Town. Can it live up to it's high reputation?
My honest 1st impression was Cornwall meets Miami.
Europe has dug their claws in deep here
But Africa cafe, Mama Africa and
Marco's Africa Place was a saving Graceland.
Marco has the finest African cuisine and live music
that got everyone out of their seat,
music makes the people come together,
where Caro eats ostrich, springbok and kudu 3 colours meat.

We climbed table mountain to taste the fresh air
drove to the lions head and 12 apostles,
there must be a God
At Victoria Wharf busker's sing like
Ladysmith Black Mambazo whom
P.S. made the world take note,
doe ray me far so latte-dah!