Camps Bay is situated on the hills of Table Mountain, facing the big blue sea. With mighty Lion’s Head to the right and a never ending coastline to the left. The town is winding roads framed with lush verdure and luxurious villas ending at the seaside with a boulevard. And the light, oh buddha, look
a rivermouth. a god damn beautiful scenery. some green hills to roll around on. long white beaches filled with colourfull shells. one of south africas best waves that goes off almost every day. a lonely backpackers on a field with a bunch of cool people staying there. that is the end of one of all
Driving off from the big road (N2) to the small shitty road that Petter wrote about feelt like driving into another country. Green hills, small villages with small blue huts, running children, cows trotting along the road. And it actually was an independent country until 1994. It was called Transkei and apertheid never existed there.
okey laos really chocked us. such a cool place! and everything is green. totally green. the busride was horrible tough. tonight we crossed the border at the mekong river and after that we changed buss. and what a bus.. me and linn had to take turns to sit on a blue plastic chair in the
this road deserves its own post. not beacouse its great scenery, even if it is pretty cool. its because of how shitty it is. the area of all the potholes it has is probably bigger then the area of the reamaining road. and there is so much people trying to make a living on the
