The day started quite late with relaxing, and a combination of church and swimming pool. Everyone met up before check-out time, and we packed the car for our road-trip. Our first goal this morning was to somehow obtain a GPS-device. After asking around, we got pointed towards a huge shopping center a bit outside the center. The map we got from the reception had highlighted all the KFC restaurants in the area, so we found the mall easily by following KFC debris. The shopping mall was a maze in it self, so we went in both circles and squares before finding something that resembled an electronics store. We took the cheapest they had, and quite surprisingly it worked
. Still wanting to see a bit of PE, we parked out car near the waterfront. Along the seaside there was a market with everything from food to souvenirs and mobile chargers from the early nineties. We didn’t spend too much time here, so we plotted in “Cape Town” to the GPS and started our road trip towards the west coast.

Driving went smoothly, and under an hour after departure we stopped at a information office for the Tsitsikamma Forest
understanding of the condition, the results of the diagnostic sildenafil dosage 3 4 5.
. We had some lunch at the same info office slash café, which even had a small bunny farm. The park includes a immense amount of activities and places for accommodation, so we used some time here to try to make somewhat of a plan for at least the next day. With our hands full of pamphlets, we continued our journey to the area with the most accommodation possibilities.
The girls wanted to go to the spa, but it was too late and everything was closed. Instead, we found a great guest-house called the Tsisikama Storm River Lodge, where we booked one night. This was by far the nicest place we had stayed that far, which seems strange since all of the other places were pretty nice as well. Our dinner was enjoyed at a close by hotel. And continuing our goal to eat one of each animal in the world, dinner gave us ostrich and Springbok. Both which tasted fantastic.
The day started quite late with relaxing, and a combination of church and
swimmingpool. Everyone met up before check-out time, and we packed the car for
our road-trip. Our first goal this morning was to somehow obtain a GPS-device.
After asking around, we got pointed towards a huge shopping center a bit outside
the center. The map we got from the reception had highlighted all the KFC
restaurants in the area, so we found the mall easily by following KFC debris.
The shopping mall was a maze in it self, so we went in both circles and squares
before finding something that resembled an electronics store. We took the
cheapest they had, and quite suprisingly it worked. Still wanting to see a bit
of PE, we parked out car near the waterfront. Along the seaside there was a
market with eveything from food to suovenirs and mobile chargers from the early
nineties. We didnt spend too much time here, so we plotted in “Cape Town” to the
GPS and started our road trip towards the west coast.
Driving went smoothly, and under an hour after departure we stopped at a
information office for the Tsitsikamma Forest. We had some lunch at the same
info office slash cafe, which even had a small bunny farm. The park includes a
immense amount of activities and places for accomodation, so we used some time
here to try to make somewhat of a plan for at least the next day. With our hands
full of pamphlets, we continued our journey to the area with the most
accomodation possibilities.
The girls wanted to go to the spa, but it was too late and everyhthing was
closed. Instead, we found a great guest-house called the Tsisikama Storm River
Lodge, where we booked one night. This was by far the nicest place we had stayed
that far, which seems strange since all of the other places were pretty nice as
well. Our dinner was enjoyed at a close by hotel. And continuing our goal to eat
one of each animal in the world, dinner gave us ostrich and Springbok. Both
which tasted fantastic.
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