In my never-ending quest to make Corrine suffer, I decided to take her caving for the day, and dragged poor innocent geocaching victim, MnCo, and his son Shane along.
They sure make spiders big down in SA! Observe the fly all trussed up and ready for snacking. What a tasty treat!
Shane makes a good foot rest.
Not another ruddy jump!
View over False Bay
Corrine and Mark
King Protea
After going down the Paths of the Dead, also known as Clovelly Cave. This cave is about an hour of pleasant claustrophobia on your hands and knees, and a wee bit dirty, so I tend not to take my camera down that one, but you can see by our dirty knees that a great time was had by all!
Heading up to the entrance of the Mines of Moira, also known as Boomslang cave, which goes through the mountain to come out at the other side.
Corrine ready for action.
Heading through the cave. There were lots of bats all hanging around in massive clumps. Very pleasant indeed.
Interesting coloured growth in the cave
The final squeeze
Views over Kalk Bay
They sure make spiders big down in SA! Observe the fly all trussed up and ready for snacking. What a tasty treat!
Shane makes a good foot rest.
Not another ruddy jump!
View over False Bay
Corrine and Mark
King Protea
After going down the Paths of the Dead, also known as Clovelly Cave. This cave is about an hour of pleasant claustrophobia on your hands and knees, and a wee bit dirty, so I tend not to take my camera down that one, but you can see by our dirty knees that a great time was had by all!
Heading up to the entrance of the Mines of Moira, also known as Boomslang cave, which goes through the mountain to come out at the other side.
Corrine ready for action.
Heading through the cave. There were lots of bats all hanging around in massive clumps. Very pleasant indeed.
Interesting coloured growth in the cave
The final squeeze
Views over Kalk Bay
1 comment:
These photos make me feel a wee bit "homesick" for Cape Town. Freakin heck, that's one scary looking spider!!
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