A very nice weekend . . .

Here are a few pictures from our weekend at Keurboom river resort. I want to thank ALL my friends with whom I had such a nice time there. I can't wait for the next outing.

Tent practice :-)

On Friday we will go camping in a wilderness near Plettenberg-Bay (Western Cape, South Africa). My wife is not keen on camping. My kids manged to make her agree to a 'trial camp'. I only hope the weather will be nice.

Some more pics from our Capetown vacation.

Wine tour - the end. (note the slightly blurry bottle in the background! I am shaking a bit. Or is it the ground shaking?

Club Mykonos on the west coast. Believe it or not, I won this round :-)

Clanwilliam dam is 100% full. Looks much better in reality then in this pic.

Eating pora's "fish and chips".

And buying the "Fish and Chips" from the one and only - Pora's fish market :-)

Marina just before going on the famous "Cobra" roller-coaster at Ratanga junction in Capetown. The Cobra pulls a bit more G's then my paramotor when I fly tight spirals, but it only lasts for a second or so. Mind you, that was enough for Marina to slightly hurt her neck :-(

Michael (right in the front carriage) on the "snail train" at Ratanga pleasure park.

Michael watching the Orix antelope on the slopes of Cape Point. 

Table Mount seen from Water front - what a sight -

This pics have been taken with my cellphone (Nokia N8) and are geo-tagged!

Use the program Picasa + Googleearth to see the exact location.

Welcome to the 21-st century :-)

A few more pics from our holiday.

And finally, here are a few more pictures from our Buffel's bay holiday. What a nice time I/we had there.

Our Guest House as seen by Google Earth.

Buffel's Bay beach.

My self with Marina and Michael.

 Emerei at the "wheel" of John Dorry.

I and Marguerite on the boat.

Yeah, I do watch TV, once in a blue moon :-)

Michael at the "wheel" of John Dorry with his friend Rudolf and the Captain.

The Family :-)

Paragliding at Buffel's Bay.

This is our second last day in Buffel's Bay. A few paragliding buds from C-Town (South Africa), demonstrated some fine ground control while taking of from a perfectly level beach. OK, they used the dune as a 'wind elevator' but they never walked up the overgrown dune. The wind was way to strong for paramotoring. How bad (for me). I have try to paramotor earlier but the 20+Km/h wind kept me on the ground.I have decided to wake up at 06:00 tomorrow morning, hopping the wind will not be too strong.