In a recent baboon post, I said that I will post photos of the mountain pass. So, without any further ado, come and feast your eyes on some mountain pass photos. We have a small car, and I stick to the

To be filled with awe, and to think that many years ago this was all wild. 200 years ago, none of these developments existed, and there was no pass over the mountain that we were standing on. This is the

Oh yes, we were on our way somewhere, and I will share a bit of the trip here. This is one of the famous coastal drives in the Western Cape Province. Now don't worry, as I will show you our destination

Wonderful views with a magical twist of mist and landscapes. That is the road to the new Du Toitskloof tunnel that we passed through on our way to Ceres, and now we returned on the old original pass. And

We decided to take the original old road over the mountain. Here are two photos at the start of the pass, and a person would be in real trouble to stop with a flat tire with the baboons hanging around.

A bird's eye view of the lovely landscapes far below. Come travel with us to the viewpoint at the top of a mountain. You will see the Atlantic Ocean at the left-hand side of some pictures, and also the

We were at the edge of the winelands and my previous posts have shown our base camp. We spent two days at a bush tented lodge and as usual we wanted to explore the area and a few farming towns. In this

Garden Route Scenery

This was our destination today. The historical Bain's Kloof mountain pass. The pass was built by 2000 slaves and prisoners and it is a historical marvel. But I want you to see most of what we saw and thus