Next on this leg was to aim for Hermanus. Since I'd done a blog on Hermanus perviously I decided to aim for a different beach called Langbaai, located on the map below its about where is says 7th St.
So far the whole journey had been on tar, but the motorbike and I were fast getting to the point where we were going to be getting onto the gravel roads.
I noticed just how lush and green it all looked after having just driven through the fire damaged area some km's earlier.
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This is Langbaai beach taken from the start of the Walker Bay Nature reserve walking trail.
I stopped in here to take a look at the whale viewing site where in the southern winter and autumn months the whales come to rear their young.
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Looking towards Walker Bay Nature reserve |
It had all sorts of interesting items on display.
Next stop was Stanford and then on to Gansbaai. More to come next time....
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