On Friday I took part in the Skäl Nelson Mandela Bay's annual Tourism Amazing Race. This year it took place in the beautiful Sundays River Valley north of Port Elizabeth. I purposely left my camera behind as the team I was in went all out to defend our title from last year. In the end we came in first but due to a 5min penalty got relegated to second. Just to show how competitive the race between the top teams were its important to mention that the third team only came in 30 minutes later. During the race we got to visit a number of interesting and historic places around the valley and I was kinda sorry that, firstly, I didn't have my camera and, secondly, I didn't have time to really take in all the places we went to. I really need to take a day or two to go and explore.
Monday, August 19, 2013
The view from Kirkwood Lookout
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Eastern Cape,
farming,
Sundays River
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