Regan's Guide To Cape Town

Regan has periodically visited Cape Town over the past few years. I thought it would be A Good Idea to do a photo album of some of the sights she has seen. (This is one way to reduce the amount of photos). Cape Town is renown as the most "naturally" scenic city in the world. (We won't get into the crime rate ; which is less than Johannesburg but more than Perth, Boulder, or Los Alamos.)

Table Mountain from Bloubergstrand

Table Mountain and Cape Town

Chacma Baboon. Papio ursinus

Baboons : Who might be the only People with a valid claim to Cape Town

1997 Regan climbing Skeleton Gorge

Regan a third of the way up the Skeleton Gorge climb to the top of Table Mountain

1979 Meinhardt & Regan. Woodhead Dam Wall Table Mountain

Regan and myself on the Woodhead Dam wall on top of Table Mountain

Rural Paarl

Somewhere between Paarl and Stellenbosch on the Wine Route

Groot Constantia

Groot Constantia ; A magnificent example of the Cape Dutch Architectural style

Cape Hyrax. Procavia capensis

Dassie : Ever present but hard to find

Squirrel. The Company's Garden, Cape Town

A Squirrel : in The Gardens outside the National Gallery

1999 Regan at Rhodes' Memorial

Regan at Rhodes' Memorial. Colonial craziness. I love it.

1999 Regan at Rhodes' Memorial

Mistress of all she surveys. (At Rhodes Memorial)

1999 Regan at Chapman's Peak

On top of Chapman's Peak Drive. Part of the Two Oceans Marathon and Argus Cycle Tour.

1999 Regan at Cape Town University

The University of Cape Town with Devil's Peak in the background.

St James' Beach swimming pool for kids

St James Beach & swimming pool for kids

Seagull. The Company's Garden, Cape Town

Another resident of Cape Town

1999 Regan at Hout Bay

Hout Bay Harbour & beach with Chapman's Peak in the background

1999 Regan & ice cream in Hout Bay

Chocolate ice-cream at Hout Bay. The end of a perfect day.

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