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CTV with Ukwanni "Man In The Cape"
19th
December 2003
My only question for all of you adoring fans of CTV
is why aren’t you here in Cape Town with me yet?
Ukwanni “Man In The Cape” says get your
seat on the next plane, boat, parachute, or swim here
as fast as you can. Why you might ask? Well I should
guess after our last romp around the cape your interest
should have been peaked and your mouth watering for
your own piece of the action. And take it from me,
there is more going on here then at a regular Roman
Toga feast!
Alright,
enough lip service for now. I have some really great
views to share, as always. This time I spent visited
a superb and some what secluded beach called Windmill
beach and is full of amazing things to see. Along
with some experienced divers, including myself by
the way, we geared up for some serious snorkelling
and hit the water. We were constantly under the ever
watchful and curious eyes of the local penguin population
perched just yards away on rocks. As we made our way
through massive kelp beds, which all but blocked out
the sun light from above, we broke through into breath
taking crystal clear arenas of turquoise coloured
open water. Here, I saw swarms of brightly coloured
fish that shimmered as they danced in the ebbing currents.
As I made my way further still into this underwater
paradise, I dive down to the ocean floor some 20 feet
below and took in spectacular views of sea life to
include florescent green sea cucumbers, deep purple
sea anemones, as well as orange star fish. At this
point, a few of the penguins decided to join in and
swam some feet away. It was then I spotted a shark
directly
beneath me stealthily patrolling the bottom. My companions
also caught a glimpse of this beautiful creature with
its grey body decorated its length with black strips.
We wrapped up our snorkelling for the day and then
headed back to the beach where another surprise awaited
us. We discovered that a
wedding was underway as the minister presiding over
it arrived via sea kayak! What an interesting end
to my watery adventure at Windmill Bay.
Before
I leave you, I have to tell you about a wine I recently
had the pleasure of tasting called Neiderburg Lyric.
Am amazing Chardonnay which is worthy of notice! Although
this wine inhabits the lower price point region of
the South African wine market, it should not be taken
for granted. I would recommend putting it on your
“Wines to try list” when you do visit South
Africa, hopefully in the not too distant future
( Hint-Hint)!
Alright
every one, its been grand but Ukwanni, “Man In
the Cape” must sign off. I’m taking my cyber
limousine back to the château until it is time
to venture forth in the Cape to bring you more views
on fun, food, film, and fashion. As I always say;
“Chow For Now!”
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