A bit of slip and sliding practice with the car, but the sights were worth it.
I loved to see how the parking space was reflecting the sky.
Some random pictures on this day to show you the art in nature that the rain leaves in its wake. The wind, clouds and the winter sun combined to show us the beauty in nature. I just cannot get it into my mind, why anyone would like to destroy this, and I fear that some prospector would discover a base load of minerals in the area. The miners would arrive like a pack of hyenas to rip everything apart. Thankfully there is no gold or diamonds here and only old historical farms.
Like I said, the photos are random, and you can pick the ones that talk to you.
The heron bird decided to upstage the dove in the picture above :)
Two pictures here below in another area.
And then my focus shifted onto the mountains again.
Things were starting to get dark and it was time to go.
I almost forgot to show you this photo that I took earlier in day, just after dawn.
A veritable smorgas board of delectable nature pictures and this area is a photographer's delight. The constant changes brought about by the winds are certainly stupefying as you can see in the pictures here. We would have one wind coming over from the south and another wind coming over from the north at the same time. This is because we are situated between two oceans, the Indian Ocean at the south and the Atlantic Ocean at the north. The Western Cape Province is at the extreme southern tip of the African continent.
To confuse matters, at times a very hot wind (in winter) comes over from the east (inland) and an icy cold wind comes in from the west, over the wide-open Atlantic Ocean.
Just the way that things are here.
I hope that you have enjoyed the story and the pictures.
And That's All Friends.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.
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